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    Quote Originally Posted by zephyr View Post
    Are you pulling pics from the A&M game? When I was in school in the mid to late 90's student attendance was horrible and it obviously got worse with Baldwin and improved marginally with bustle. The pics you show are of a full stadium which were NOT the norm.
    Spotted that too eh. Kind of along “we use to sell out the dome for MBB”. Never happened.

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    I mean you got to cater to the crowd we are always going to have a group that is coming to be part of a social gathering. Something like this should be built in the NEZ. Put TV’s showing other football games. This is cool, cowboys stadium has a electronic picture taker and it lets you take a picture with a group of players it’s already programmed in the picture. Kids would love that. This could be used for tailgating as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    That was the myth we all bought into but the corelation between empty tailgating and empty stands is undeniable.

    Fill the parking lot you fill the stadium.

    ps And yes there will be those who only notice the stragglers.
    That is simply not true. I have held a TG spot since the mid 90s. I can recall looking out into the TG area middle of the first half and it being full of people with no intention of ever going to the game. I also remember when parking was "easy and more convenient" people showing up for the band as if it were a festival or downtown alive and when the band was done they'd grab their ice chest and head for their vehicle. Free entertainment. I was there I know what I saw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KajunKrazy View Post
    That is simply not true. I have held a TG spot since the mid 90s. I can recall looking out into the TG area middle of the first half and it being full of people with no intention of ever going to the game. I also remember when parking was "easy and more convenient" people showing up for the band as if it were a festival or downtown alive and when the band was done they'd grab their ice chest and head for their vehicle. Free entertainment. I was there I know what I saw.
    This comment to me says we should not do anything! It justifies doing nothing, so let’s do nothing, nothing was going to be done anyway

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragin9221 View Post
    This comment to me says we should not do anything! It justifies doing nothing, so let’s do nothing, nothing was going to be done anyway
    No, it just states he has been through the times when your ideas were tried and he saw the results. I was there too, and saw the same results. I like the idea of trying something but don't think that things haven't been tried in the past.

    I like the idea of "festivals"; having a different "festival atmosphere" for each game. Now, somehow this needs to be tied into the people attending whatever is going on inside the Cajun Field fences, has a ticket into the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KajunKrazy View Post
    That is simply not true. I have held a TG spot since the mid 90s. I can recall looking out into the TG area middle of the first half and it being full of people with no intention of ever going to the game. I also remember when parking was "easy and more convenient" people showing up for the band as if it were a festival or downtown alive and when the band was done they'd grab their ice chest and head for their vehicle. Free entertainment. I was there I know what I saw.
    Your view with the left eye and Big Poppa's view with the right eye was mythical. You cannot deny that as tailgating has dwindled attendance has dwindled.

    If stragglers in the parking lot were the "real" problem, then as tailgating has been squashed, the number of people in the stadium would not have changed.

    Healthy tailgating has always enhanced attendance, even in the face of those who keep a party atmosphere going on the outside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moorecajun View Post
    No, it just states he has been through the times when your ideas were tried and he saw the results. I was there too, and saw the same results. I like the idea of trying something but don't think that things haven't been tried in the past.

    I like the idea of "festivals"; having a different "festival atmosphere" for each game. Now, somehow this needs to be tied into the people attending whatever is going on inside the Cajun Field fences, has a ticket into the game.
    Seeing people do that with our own eyes does not mean it was universal.

    Even if over half came for the party, it made the overall party including the game much more fun.

    When the focus became squeeze the turnip I mean turnup, I mean turnout.

    When the focus became squeeze the turn out, they began killing the golden goose.

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    I think the University should do a Louisiana Trail Ride. We are here to represent Louisiana. There has to be groups in rural parts of the state, and get with the city and host a trail ride with a cook off the first home game of the year. I think that be unique and cool, put it with Cajun Walk. Have the band, cheerleaders, football team, and horses throwing beads before the game. Get a Zydeco band like Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas.

    Get people out there let them put up tents and bbq pits and promote the stuff out of it. Try to get vendors like Laura’s Two any and every Soul Food restaurant around Lafayette and let them set up shop at Cajun Field!

    Promote the stuff out of it!


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    As long as there is nothing Ragin or Cajun going on inside CF (other than the football team) nothing will change...people would rather stay outside then to come into CF to be bored with the same in game crappy atmosphere...


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    We can start to see if they would like to set up food truck inside Cajun Field



    Alexander Specialty Meats

    Butcher, Boudin, Cracklins
    Phone337) 504-3034
    111 Hollywood Dr, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Specialty grocery store with boudin, cracklins and daily plate lunches. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    All-Star Bakeshop

    Bakery, Sandwiches, Salads
    Phone337) 252-7317
    300 Youngsville Hwy Suite 100, Lafayette, LA 70508
    Baking services along with in-store desserts and lunch options. Click the business name to see business hours and weekly/daily offerings.

    Black Cafe

    Coffee Shop, Breakfast, Lunch
    Phone337) 889-3862
    518 S. Pierce Suite 100 Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
    Coffee shop + eats near Downtown Lafayette. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    Brown Skillet Lafayette

    Breakfast, Soul Food
    Phone: (337) 484-1498
    1011 E University Ave, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Serving breakfast and soul food plate lunches. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    Cafe Coachella

    Soul Food
    Phone337) 345-8079
    2700 Moss St. Lafayette, LA 70501
    Soul food restaurant. Click the business name to see daily plate lunch offerings.

    Cenderella’s

    Bakery, Soul Food
    Phone337) 237-2337
    200 Madison St, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Neighborhood restaurant serving soul food and baked goods. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    Creole Lunch House

    Creole
    Phone337) 232-9929
    713 12th St, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Creole food served only during weekday lunch hours 11am-2pm. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    Di Jerk Stop

    Jamaican
    Phone: (337) 412-8304
    537 Jefferson St, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Authentic Jamaican cuisine in Downtown Lafayette. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.

    Divine Cakes and Sweets Boutique

    Baker
    Phone337) 251-1321
    Baking services. Click the business name for details.

    Dupcorn

    Gourmet Popcorn
    Phone: (337) 284-0060
    Gourmet popcorn catering services. Click the business name or call for more information.

    Jerk Xpress

    Jamaican
    Phone337) 484-3387
    1000 W Simcoe St, Lafayette, LA 70501
    Jamaican style plate lunches. Click the business name to see business hours and updates.


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