Cajun Field Construction

[shof]

The administration thinks it resembles Florida.

I wonder if that position would be different had Napier not gone onto Florida. Hmmm …

[Turbine]

The administration thinks it resembles Florida.

That is "mental gridlock" through and through.

"Florida" (Spurrier) didn't bat an eye when resembling the The Swamp after seeing Brian Mitchell's "Sultan of the Swamp" media guide cover.

[Big Buds]

I stop by the Swamp on campus whenever I get a chance. Always been involved in Louisiana hunting/fishing. Cypress Lake is a microcosm of Sportsman's Paradise not just in the heart of the city, but an element of UL that we have all walked by 100s of times. But the whole lives of the LOUISIANA Alligators in it, they've been watching us. Yes, we've had many logos, characters, mascots... some loved, some not so much. Cypress Lake though, ends the debate. Not one potential student, potential recruit, student, faculty, Alum, etc., etc. can deny the fact that, that lil' Swamp has always been our identity. We are turning the page, the future UL is upon us, the demo/reconstruct of the Swamp is here.

I have never seen another Program offer an in stadium video feed of a living, breathing mascot in his true, actual environment on Campus. I think we have a Winner here, from the good folks of RP.

LFG.

Ok…I like where you’re going with this. I just don’t like the whole live feed aspect. Let me chew on it.

[JMV JustMyView]

I wonder if that position would be different had Napier not gone onto Florida. Hmmm …

You have a valid point.

[JMV JustMyView]

That is "mental gridlock" through and through.

"Florida" (Spurrier) didn't bat an eye when resembling the The Swamp after seeing Brian Mitchell's "Sultan of the Swamp" media guide cover.

Don't shoot the messenger.

[Turbine]

Don't shoot the messenger.

You didn't say you thought it, you said "administration" so no messenger backlash involved.

[cjr3888]

Are the same gators from 20 years ago at Cypress Lake or do they cycle them out?

Once they reach a certain size they are moved. You don’t want larger older gators fighting for territory on campus. If you want to see large gators, I can bring you to some places near my house. One of the joys of living in the swamp.

[JMV JustMyView]

Once they reach a certain size they are moved. You don’t want larger older gators fighting for territory on campus. If you want to see large gators, I can bring you to some places near my house. One of the joys of living in the swamp.

So what size is considered to big on campus?

[ZoomZoom]

Once they reach a certain size they are moved. You don’t want larger older gators fighting for territory on campus. If you want to see large gators, I can bring you to some places near my house. One of the joys of living in the swamp.

Somewhere in the 8’ range if I recall correctly.

I understand up near the locks on the Teche Lake Canal there are some beasts.

[Turbine]

So what size is considered to big on campus?

Probably the size of the picture took and showed you, it was 11 feet and I've not seen one larger.

They may have downsized since then.

[Swamp]

Somewhere in the 8’ range if I recall correctly.

I understand up near the locks on the Teche Lake Canal there are some beasts.

Teche Lake Canal...nice!

[cajun4life]

Are the same gators from 20 years ago at Cypress Lake or do they cycle them out?

Once they reach breading ages, they get cycled out. It varies, but generally 6-7’ for females and 7-8’ for males.

Anything larger than that in a low fence environment, with dumbass students it could turn into something funny or tragic depending on your humor.