Louisiana vs Coastal

[Crawfish]

Just think, before Tyrell Fenroy it seemed like great running backs avoided UL like the plague. Now we have a bucket load of them.

[ragin50]

I can assure you, with his duties, Greg has no time to watch television.

Do you know at what hotel the team will be staying in Mobile?

[CajunGrad16]

That is what I figured but the post game show would be improved if someone on it had done so? Does Lane have time to do so. I have a suggestion which probably is not feasible to implement. Have Chris Gannon join Greg on post game. He does a good job on pre game and interviews throughout the week. He could watch the game and make a couple of key points from his observations at the beginning of "The Rage". Of course, Chris may have no desire to do so and funds to pay him to do so may not be available.

I actually have a superstition when it comes to watching games. The games I’ve watched this season we lost and the ones I haven’t watched we’ve won so I don’t watch it unless Greg sees a big play. I pay attention to the game by listening to jay and hearing what he says so that I can get a feel of what to talk about in the postgame. I know that Greg does a lot for the game during the game, halftime and postgame. He gets the highlights, watched the game when he can, writes up what happens during the game, and prepares for postgame. I produce the games and run the twitter page. Last night we were having issues with the zetta system and it delayed us slightly in the postgame with the highlights.

[HelmutVII]

I actually have a superstition when it comes to watching games. The games I’ve watched this season we lost and the ones I haven’t watched we’ve won so I don’t watch it unless Greg sees a big play. I pay attention to the game by listening to jay and hearing what he says so that I can get a feel of what to talk about in the postgame. I know that Greg does a lot for the game during the game, halftime and postgame. He gets the highlights, watched the game when he can, writes up what happens during the game, and prepares for postgame. I produce the games and run the twitter page. Last night we were having issues with the zetta system and it delayed us slightly in the postgame with the highlights.

Don't watch any games.......period.

[CajunGrad16]

Don't watch any games.......period.

I’ll do my best not to lol.

[Cajunsmike]

I'll do my best not to lol.

Somehow I feel we are safe if you watch next weekend. Probably would been OK last night as well. I know you guys are busy but I still feel the post game show would be improved with someone on air who had watched at least the majority of the game.

[fanof71]

Maybe the only post game show of any sport team, HS, college, or pro where the "host" sees very little or none of the broadcast of said game. You can't defend this and offer excuses..just plain stupid, which is how G sounds during the show....if you can't do it right, don't do it at all..

[VObserver]

Maybe the only post game show of any sport team, HS, college, or pro where the "host" sees very little or none of the broadcast of said game. You can't defend this and offer excuses..just plain stupid, which is how G sounds during the show....if you can't do it right, don't do it at all..

I agree with this. The hosts only tasks in preparation for a post game show should be to watch the game and have stats available. Otherwise they sound either lost or stupid. If the station can't afford to assign a producer and a production assistant to help a post game show, they have no business being the flagship station of a Division 1 athletic program.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Maybe the only post game show of any sport team, HS, college, or pro where the "host" sees very little or none of the broadcast of said game. You can't defend this and offer excuses..just plain stupid, which is how G sounds during the show....if you can't do it right, don't do it at all..

I don’t agree with the premise that the host has to know the facts of the game. This is a caller driven show. There’s usually at least one person who was involved in the game on the show, and we get lots of Napier post game presser.

Yes it would be better if the host was familiar with all the events, but it doesn’t make the program worthless.

Finally you’ve got a dial find something else to do while some of us get a little more game day experience.

[CajunEXPRESS]

I agree with this. The hosts only tasks in preparation for a post game show should be to watch the game and have stats available. Otherwise they sound either lost or stupid. If the station can't afford to assign a producer and a production assistant to help a post game show, they have no business being the flagship station of a Division 1 athletic program.

I get lots of benefit. But to each their own. Charlie if enough people agree with you, they won’t be on the air very long, but if they are it’s no sweat off your ears.

Nothing wrong with fair criticism and I suppose likes and dislikes are always fair.

[fanof71]

I agree with this. The hosts only tasks in preparation for a post game show should be to watch the game and have stats available. Otherwise they sound either lost or stupid. If the station can't afford to assign a producer and a production assistant to help a post game show, they have no business being the flagship station of a Division 1 athletic program.

True Dat!

[CajunJeaux]

I don’t agree with the premise that the host has to know the facts of the game. This is a caller driven show. There’s usually at least one person who was involved in the game on the show, and we get lots of Napier post game presser.

Yes it would be better if the host was familiar with all the events, but it doesn’t make the program worthless.

Finally you’ve got a dial find something else to do while some of us get a little more game day experience.

I disagree with your disagreement...if the host didn’t watch the game, there can not be a dialogue bw the host and caller...it’s just a bunch of statements by 1 person, which is not entertaining