Women Returns, Cajun fan or Cajuns fan

[Turbine]

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

Seems like "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 the brand.

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

[Policarp]

If you read it out loud in .a Cajun accent it makes perfect sense

[R1Letterman]

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?

[BabbForHeisman]

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

[R1Letterman]

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

now you know why “casual fan” is singular….

[R1Letterman]

maybe we should have spelled Ragin with a J to match the J in cajun

[R1Letterman]

back when they were still “Lady Cajuns” were they not able to “Rage”, and did newspapers ever call them “Cajun Ladies”

[Turbine]

maybe we should have spelled Ragin with a J to match the J in cajun

In the 1960's words had meaning.

Dropping the last g on Raging was radical at the time.

[Esqueleto]

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

I say I'm a Cajun fan, but I think technically that's wrong, but I don't care.

[Million$Mullet]

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