Coach Napier's EXit

[ZoomZoom]

What's with Louisiana Lafayette in the article? Disappointing.

Back to SEC speak.

[covcaj]

All games the SEC plays in are guaranteed to be on either ABC or one of the mothership channels if no other network picks them up, I believe. For instance, if they play Notre Dame, I believe they would be in NBC.

That is only for home games. The home team controls the tv rights.

[Lafitte the Pirate]

Congratulations to Coach Napier. You have changed everything at UL for the better. Kick ass in Florida

[SlickRick]

Well placed goodbye.

It's the flavor of his destination.

Bon Voyage

Have a good trip.

Wearing a Lei around your neck as the family member takes off to Hawaii

All he did was close up shop before finishing biz. This is OUR biggest game, probably ever and he's heading out the door. This is easily the biggest distraction you can throw at the players and staff. He had control of the timing. But UF's biz was more important to him. Sounds a bit selfish to me. A bit out of character for a man I held in high regard.

And now we're talking about doing the chomp thing. Really.

[cjr3888]

I wonder if I can bring my CBN cardboard cutout into the game? It will definitely be in the tailgate spot Saturday.

[Crowley Cajun]

Would it be wrong of me to say I hope Dan Mullen burns in hell……��

No.

[CajunVic]

All he did was close up shop before finishing biz. This is OUR biggest game, probably ever and he's heading out the door. This is easily the biggest distraction you can throw at the players and staff. He had control of the timing. But UF's biz was more important to him. Sounds a bit selfish to me. A bit out of character for a man I held in high regard.

And now we're talking about doing the chomp thing. Really.

Hey, if you can’t handle this, we should never have anything good, ever again.

[cjr3888]

All he did was close up shop before finishing biz. This is OUR biggest game, probably ever and he's heading out the door. This is easily the biggest distraction you can throw at the players and staff. He had control of the timing. But UF's biz was more important to him. Sounds a bit selfish to me. A bit out of character for a man I held in high regard.

And now we're talking about doing the chomp thing. Really.

Give it a rest. Most of the staff and players knew before the ULM game. They have a goal to reach together and they will complete that task Saturday.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Our band isn’t playing Florida fight song. Let’s focus on the Mountaineers who are coming to spoil the party. They feel that we’ve got something that belongs to them, and planning to take it back.

Get everyone into the pirogue and meet at the Swamp Saturday.

[ZoomZoom]

I wonder if I can bring my CBN cardboard cutout into the game? It will definitely be in the tailgate spot Saturday.

Give it a try, just don’t scan your ticket before you know.

I “picked up” Elvira in the hotel bar in Knoxville years ago when the Cajuns played at Neyland. Didn’t fit in suitcase, just one of many drunken lessons that weekend.

[covcaj]

All he did was close up shop before finishing biz. This is OUR biggest game, probably ever and he's heading out the door. This is easily the biggest distraction you can throw at the players and staff. He had control of the timing. But UF's biz was more important to him. Sounds a bit selfish to me. A bit out of character for a man I held in high regard.

And now we're talking about doing the chomp thing. Really.

I have never played anything more competitive than intramural flag football, so I will certainly defer to your experience, but, it seems to me that it would be more of a distraction if the speculation continued. Everyone knew he was talking to Florida, and it was suspected that he was the leading candidate. As a general rule, certainty is better than uncertainty. The players no linger have to spend time speculating.... I'd be interested in your thoughts.

[CajunVic]

I wonder if I can bring my CBN cardboard cutout into the game? It will definitely be in the tailgate spot Saturday.

I’m sure he is under 12 . . .