2021 New Orleans Bowl: LOUISIANA (36) MARSHALL (21)

[cjr3888]

For a city that relies so much on tourism, their Mayor is doing all she can to kill it.

That’s because she can then turn to the federal government, show them tourism is down, then ask for millions to plug holes in the budget.

[CajunVic]

That’s because she can then turn to the federal government, show them tourism is down, then ask for millions to plug holes in the budget.

But that does not plug any of the holes in the businesses . . .

[CajunEXPRESS]

I’m not a fan of her, but she’s clueless and believes she’s saving lives.

[billbeck451]

We went into a couple of shops in Jackson Square for Christmas presents. We were the only ones in there for 80% of the shops.

talked to a street vendor that is familiar with me and that I purchase from when I'm in town, and he said that it has been dead, I figure that a lot of the Jackson Square vendors were not there Sat due to the forecast saying rain all day

[NewsCopy]

For some, the true value of outgoing UL quarterback Levi Lewis may not be fully comprehended until some time has passed.

For his coaches and teammates inside the building, however, they’ve known it for a long time now.

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[Cajun Soldier]

I went to the game spent the night in NO didn't go parting except at the sheraton. To me it doesn't matter if you went or not We won the game we are 13-1 best season ever. I will say Vic made me a better man after arguing with him a heck of a lot on here I decided I would call a truce whether he wanted one or not. I wasn't going to let my in game feeling control me. By doing this I decided to only worry about things I can control. It worked out pretty good for me. GEAUX CAJUNS Might even go to the Hula Bowl

[MelRock]

I was in New Orleans Friday and Saturday night. The only time I left the hotel was to go to the House Of Blues event on Saturday for lunch and again for the game Saturday night. I went to high school in the New Orleans area, and it is a shame what the city has become.

[CajunEXPRESS]

But they’re getting rid of all those confederate memorials and also segregationist street names!

I’m so much safer and my car takes so much less ponding on the many streets of New Orleans that bare those names no more.

Frankly I get why the city wants them gone. The Union won the war, and the constitution won the battle of segregation. Obviously way too late.

[NewsCopy]

With the New Orleans Bowl win finally in hand, new UL football coach Michael Desormeaux hinted exactly how challenging the last two weeks have been for his No. 16-ranked Ragin’ Cajuns.

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[moorecajun]

Excellent article.