Did the headline go out like this?

[CajunVic]

But is it

Cajun's fans

or

Cajuns fans

he is saying . . ?

[R1Letterman]

CajunS Fan could be fan of the cajunS, but Cajun(no S) fan could also mean a fan who is themselves Cajun

[fanof71]

If Louisiana is considered singular as one entity, then “Louisiana Women” aka the team of women, vice multiple separate women, would also be deemed singular

how is it written if it were teams that end in s, cajuns, saints, etc?

From someone who can't spell no one (noone)

[BabbForHeisman]

CajunS Fan could be fan of the cajunS, but Cajun(no S) fan could also mean a fan who is themselves Cajun

Maybe to be safe we should just go with Rajing Cajuns’s.

[JamesTheJeweler]

"Louisiana Women Returns to the Cajundome for Thursday Tilt with South Alabama"

The article says it is from Louisiana Athletics, so I wonder if it went out like this or KATC changed it?

"Returns" should read "Return"

I'm thinking they had to add "Women" for clarity whereas "Louisiana Returns" would have been correct.

They didn't have this problem when Lady Cajuns was a brand.

https://www.katc.com/sports/ul-sport...-south-alabama

"Mais, dat sounds right to me."

- PooPoo Broussard

[ZoomZoom]

I’ve always wondered if we are “Cajuns fans” or “Cajun fans”.

Cajun’s fans…

[Turbine]

I'm a

You're a

We're a

Their a

There's a

[BeauCajun]

Sub they’re a for their a.

[CajunVic]

it’s all in the “a”

[KajunKrazy]

PA announcer at Cajun field / Cajundome always say “Cajuns fans it’s thirrrrd down” and “Cajuns fans make some noiiiiiise”

If he were a true Cajun he would say "it's tird down". At least that's what my little league coach called the base.

[CajunVic]

If he were a true Cajun he would say "it's tird down". At least that's what my little league coach called the base.

. . . little league . . . hell of a memory . . . every time one of mine would hear someone talk about points in baseball . . . he would say “and I guess you just hit a home point . . .

[Turbine]

Sub they’re a for their a.

I was thinking along the line of "There's a Cajuns fan" along the lines of There goes another Cajuns fan.

Conversely Here's a