Louisiana Looks to Continue Winning Ways at Samford

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Winners of three straight, Louisiana looks to make it four against Samford.

The two teams meat on Thursday, November 30 in the Pete Hanna Center in Birmingham, Alabama.

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[BBOYD]

Samford had 400 people at their last home game… No home court advantage for sure, def can steal a road dub…

[cajuns80]

Samford had 400 people at their last home game… No home court advantage for sure, def can steal a road dub…

Wasn't impressed with them when they came to the dome last year. We should expect to win this game.

[Cajunsmike]

Samford is 5 and 2. Went undefeated in a home MTE over the weekend. I thought they were decent when they came here a year ago. They won well over 20 games and finished near the top of their league. Craig and I preview this game as well as the La Tech game in more detail in our most recent podcast.

[CajunFANS]

Samford's last game was over Thanksgiving break. No students on campus. I've watched a couple of games in the Pete Hanna Center, and it only holds about 2000-3000. Students and fans are close to the court...good atmosphere. That said, we don't get many more than 400 at our own home games...

I see us pulling away, but interestingly ESPN Analytics has us as significant underdogs.

[HoustonCajun]

Samford's last game was over Thanksgiving break. No students on campus. I've watched a couple of games in the Pete Hanna Center, and it only holds about 2000-3000. Students and fans are close to the court...good atmosphere. That said, we don't get many more than 400 at our own home games...

I see us pulling away, but interestingly ESPN Analytics has us as significant underdogs.

Why are we playing Samford on the road?

[Cajunsmike]

We are playing Samford on road because we played them at home last year. It is a home and home deal with a D1 school. They are a private school with some resources so they are not a program which needs to come here for a payday. In fact they have paid for a few schools to go to their place.