Tulane celebration

[CajunNation]

The 2021 SBC Championship Game we hosted in Lafayette was the day before the annual Christmas parade.

AT A MINIMUM, this team should have been honored during that parade. They should have had a reserved spot in the parade before hand.

It's like we forget who we are and what we do well when it comes to UL Athletics. There is nothing more Cajun than a parade to celebrate something or someone. Per 71, there is nothing ragin or Cajun about athletics. And until that changes, the crowds will continue to be sparse and the local support will continue to be invisible.

There are many things that the admin has done over the years that make people believe they either don't care or are outright trying to stunt growth.

This refusal to acknowledge the 2021 championship and the 2 Top 15 final rankings properly ranks right up there with worst.

[ZoomZoom]

Perfect! It can coincide with the start of the construction on Cajun Field!

Darn it! Don’t give the MH trolls any ideas to bring back to headquarters!

[ULvictory]

From what I understand, there's plans to have some sort of championship recognition in the new stadium. Whether it's a banner, mural, or flag is yet to be determined.

[fanof71]

From what I understand, there's plans to have some sort of championship recognition in the new stadium. Whether it's a banner, mural, or flag is yet to be determined.

4 years after the fact....wow...

[JMV JustMyView]

Have y'all ever seen an internet troll FOR an admin? So bizzarre.

LDV is a admin?

[ManAboutTown]

From what I understand, there's plans to have some sort of championship recognition in the new stadium. Whether it's a banner, mural, or flag is yet to be determined.

IMO, that's even more ridiculous. Imagine if any other school waited 4-5 years to acknowledge and celebrate a conference championship. The ship has basically sailed on the window of opportunity for it to be an event anyway.

[CajunNation]

IMO, that's even more ridiculous. Imagine if any other school waited 4-5 years to acknowledge and celebrate a conference championship. The ship has basically sailed on the window of opportunity for it to be an event anyway.

If all they did was recognize the SBC champ, it would definitely be ridiculous. What they need to do is take the opportunity of a "new" stadium to unveil banners or whatever recognizing ALL of the major accomplishments of the past like Conference Championships, National Rankings and Bowl victories. Do it on Fan day. Unveil them one by one. Invite VIPs from those teams, etc. etc.

[Turbine]

. . . if only we would have had a parade . . . and a banner . . . and a bell ringing . . .and a different head coach . . . and some additional parking at Cajun Field . . . and cheaper tailgating . . . and better concessions . . . and shorter concession lines . . . and a better schedule . . . and started on CF renovations . . . OUR ATTENDANCE WOULD BE SKYROCKETING . . .

not . . .

You forgot Louisiana Saturday Nights, because just like the rest of the administration, you are not taking notes.

Back to your main point...

Not in a single season or even two but I guarantee you if the "sentiment" you mention were S.O.P. (years and years) fans would be traveling from all over the State every Saturday and filling The Swamp.

[R1Letterman]

I asked one of the ROTC people sitting in the bell tower about the bell during the last home game & he told me it was welded where it couldn't ring.

then why were they there?

[ULvictory]

If all they did was recognize the SBC champ, it would definitely be ridiculous. What they need to do is take the opportunity of a "new" stadium to unveil banners or whatever recognizing ALL of the major accomplishments of the past like Conference Championships, National Rankings and Bowl victories. Do it on Fan day. Unveil them one by one. Invite VIPs from those teams, etc. etc.

I believe that's the plan. It won't be just from 2021.

But to everyone's point, we could've promoted the 2020-2021 success in football a lot better than we did.

[CajunEXPRESS]

IMO, that's even more ridiculous. Imagine if any other school waited 4-5 years to acknowledge and celebrate a conference championship. The ship has basically sailed on the window of opportunity for it to be an event anyway.

Never know, we might be celebrating our participation in the national playoffs by the time the stadium is officially opened. Maybe we get a 2 fer

[Cajunrunner]

we could've promoted the 2020-2021 success in football a lot better than we did.

Understatement of the year on this board, and still will be after the remaining 11 3/4 months are through.