Reminder Of Basketball Social

[CajunVic]

. . .Personally I give to support OUR student athletes. . .
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Many should take notes from Beau . .

[CajunEXPRESS]

Just my opinion, but a healthy program should have roughly 50% of its capacity sold in season tickets. A thriving program should be above 75% capacity.

But that’s just my opinion. We fall behind that in football and basketball. Now obviously both have room to improve, but I think football should be around 18k in season tickets.

Maybe 1/3 for success, and 50% for highly successful for years. But you gotta offer at least a couple of outstanding home games outside the conference.

[cajun4life]

Maybe 1/3 for success, and 50% for highly successful for years. But you gotta offer at least a couple of outstanding home games outside the conference.

People forget that we are a basketball school.

[JMV JustMyView]

People forget that we are a basketball school.

Basketball is in the rear view behind baseball, football and softball.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Basketball is in the rear view behind baseball, football and softball.

Do you realize how backwards that is?

[JMV JustMyView]

Do you realize how backwards that is?

Not really. Those three sports are way above basketball at UL. I didn't say those sports were ahead in any particular order.

[CajunEXPRESS]

What’s backwards about it is it’s true, but shouldn’t be.

[Scott Malkinson]

Thanks Turbine. Personally I give to support OUR student athletes. I don’t donate based on who the coach is and whether I like him or not. Some of us are true fans and others may be the dreaded bandwagon fans. Time for true fans to step up and support our university.

I’ll now hop off my soap box and not spill my beer while anxiously awaiting my chicken strips.

Only 1800 ticket holders left hope they bust out the double Caine sauce extra toast to keep yall around

[Turbine]

There are thousands of Louisiana basketball fans just looking for an excuse to jump back in.

[ULvictory]

There are thousands of Louisiana basketball fans just looking for an excuse to jump back in.

Yes. Too many of them. But there’s obviously a problem if they aren’t jumping back in.