I agree. If Stokley played the schedule that Hud and Napier played we’d be talking about multiple conference championships right now. No doubt.
It makes me wonder if Stokley coached in today's era if we would be far ahead as a football program especially with the financial support and commitment we have now as opposed to when he coached in the 1980's and '90's.
He had to scrap for any financial help he could get. He recruited to awful facilities. And he played against the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma State, Memphis, and Tulane while STILL producing winning records. It's very impressive what he was able to accomplish with basically no help from the school whatsoever.
If for no other reason Stokley should be remembered for dramatically closing the gap between Tulane and U(S)L during the 10 years we played in New Orleans.
That series totally changed how U(S)L saw itself and how the rest of the state saw U(S)L. Also greatly enhanced our footprint in New Orleans.
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