Cajuns' loss was encouraging in many areas, but don't jump to too many conclusions

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It’s already been said countless times since UL’s 38-28 loss to Mississippi State on Saturday in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

And it’ll be said many more times all week until coach Billy Napier’s Cajuns return home to meet Liberty at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Cajun Field.

The basic message is something like, “As competitive as UL was against an SEC West team, they’ll do great in the Sun Belt.”

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It's already been said countless times since UL's 38-28 loss to Mississippi State on Saturday in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

And it'll be said many more times all week until coach Billy Napier's Cajuns return home to meet Liberty at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Cajun Field.

The basic message is something like, "As competitive as UL was against an SEC West team, they'll do great in the Sun Belt."

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So by this logic GSU is gonna be one badA football team as they dominated Tennessee Vols and won the game. Of course Tennessee is a weak East team.

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I would imagine that the reason lost to SEC teams in the past was due to poor coaching and lack of organization of talent.

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I would imagine that the reason lost to SEC teams in the past was due to poor coaching and lack of organization of talent.

I can think of two losses in recent memory that were due to coaches not believing in themselves or the team.

In the 1920's Louisiana lost to LSU 3-0 at the end.

Lack of opportunities is another reason.

Otherwise you are spot on.