UL has big decision to make on Cajun Field renovation

[LouisianaB]

Where in the hell did my brilliant post go?

Can we block this troll?

[CajunVic]

Can we block this troll?

I suspect you weren’t a Fan of the Cajun Can?

[GeauxLouisiana]

Where in the hell did my brilliant post go?

You had a brilliant post? That would be a first.

[BananaHammock]

Where in the hell did my brilliant post go?

Where it belongs, in the trash can.

[CajunVic]

Where it belongs, in the trash can.

Just following your lead Can Man.

[CajunDreDog]

Coach Napier like this tweet i made.

#CajunField needs Wi-Fi bad!!!! https://t.co/7dYQG1TF9s

— 🤟#CajunNationNews🤟 (@CajunDreDog) September 20, 2019

[cajun4ever]

I know one things for certain...Moss would be ideal one to organize a facelift for Cajun Field...

That's funny!

[Ragin9221]

Interesting article about attendance

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/201...ral-nfl-teams/

[Cajunrunner]

Where we have the advantage is the ability to transport the product. There is nothing in the Permian Basin even close to what LA has to offer regarding pipeline infrastructure. It's very expensive to move product. Right now, there is a glut, but there is a shale Armageddon coming in the next 2-3 years.

HA!

[Geaux]

College football and the NFL has possibly priced out the casual fan. To have a decent seat to a NFL game a family of four may be in at $800 on tickets alone.

P5 college football has almost made it impossible for a fan to purchase decent single game seats. Therefore fans are forced to the secondary market.

MLS and MLB are suffering the same fate with smaller venues. If people are going to spend money to sit outdoors, they would rather go to another event or activity such as the beach or the lake. I can watch the game on television and enjoy nature.

Lower ticket prices and local television blackouts may be the only way to correct this. Television may have ruined live sports.

[DaddyCajun]

Yes and that is why we are behind along with geographic economic changes in the region. If we had done it like most other athletic programs, we would have started with the APC, Stadium, Baseball, Softball and Track & Field. But we just started building facilities without a long term vision plan."Hog Dog"?

We have some funds, the question remains how much will be bonded out? I understand why three different designs will be done. If gives us the option to do it in phases like Arkansas State. Dr Maggard is trying to do this right, it's unfortunate we are a year behind where they wanted to be at this phase because this athletic program was ran like a hog dog stand during the previous administration.

CajunT, does that mean, like part Arkansas and part LaTech run?

[Cajunsmike]

HA!

Shale in West Texas has about 5 more strong years according to industry people I have spoken to. It will plateau like all plays at some point. Next big thing is a play offshore Brazil due to a huge discovery recently made. MAT is right however about the pipe line infrastructure being a Gulf Coast advantage.

[jaxmc1023]

College football and the NFL has possibly priced out the casual fan. To have a decent seat to a NFL game a family of four may be in at $800 on tickets alone.

If you're at the game, you're not sitting at home watching Tide commercials

[cajun4life]

The beginning of the big shakeup should be in 2 years. We have roughly 18 months to get this project in motion or we could be left out again.

[Geaux]

Any updates on Cajun Field renovations?