College Gameday @ App State

[CajunVic]

Sunbelt Football is definitely high on the Exposure Meter these days. Only good can come from that. Continue to succeed in our own little ways (host game day, win on game day, beat P5 teams, continue the longest win streak in the country, achieving R1 status, hats ass backwards). It all adds up and when it all happens around or about the same time the benefits to the conference are exponential. Yes, let’s add a little MATH in there.

[Rainman66]

Not playing the schedules we're playing and our suck-Azz attendance...

You do realize they are playing Troy, a Sunbelt West member?

[GeauxCajuns]

I think our attendance sucks. With that, if game day were to come it would be slammed because it would be the “cool” thing and Lafayette flocks to that.

[fanof71]

You do realize they are playing Troy, a Sunbelt West member?

Give me a break....

[locoguano]

I think it would be interesting to know how many of those $14 tickets were sold. I am not sure if you gave away tickets if you would get 30,000 people in the stands

I've always said that UL should give tickets to the local high schools. Create a "Prep Zone" on the visitor side. Move the visitors to the end zones.

[RaginScotsman]

Coaching carousel begins. Frost out at Nebraska. Do they take another chance on a successful G5 coach? Sure to be discussed on Gameday.

[Hudsheen#Fired]

I've always said that UL should give tickets to the local high schools. Create a "Prep Zone" on the visitor side. Move the visitors to the end zones.

I'm not sure about having a prep zone but visitor seating SHOULD NOT be at the 50. Put them on the 10 like most other sections.

Also did they move the redzone again? I thought they had the section on both sides of the 50s.

[RaginCajun309]

The bottom 20 rows on both sides of the stadium should be for students only with free tickets for them. Oh wait, the students don’t show up to the games, never mind.

[CajunVic]

The bottom 20 rows on both sides of the stadium should be for students only with free tickets for them. Oh wait, the students don’t show up to the games, never mind.

And they don’t go for free . . .