Cory Diaz

[BabbForHeisman]

Well, we know UL could never do this, tailgate before a MBB game.

That’s got liability written all over it!

[facelessjonmoon]

Well, we know UL would never do this, tailgate before a MBB game.

Of course not. Giving away free food would cut into the cajundomes profit on over priced concessions even if it helped increase attendance and butts in seats

Joking of course. The largest crowd of the season by far was when they decided to honor local teachers are halftime .

The year before was the Cajun Chicken promo. Promos can work or at least show that someone is trying to engage with the public

[cajun_lannister]

It took a loss, but Arkansas State basketball is finally front page news. Sincerely appreciated, @ArkansasOnline. pic.twitter.com/hZziS7358h

— Howlraiser (@AStateFanRules) March 12, 2024

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[cajun_lannister]

That’s got liability written all over it!

Now hold on, will this benefit the car show or the Mardi Gras association? Additionally, would a friend or family member in Martin Hall benefit? If yes to any of these questions, it is worth the liability

[ZoomZoom]

It took a loss, but Arkansas State basketball is finally front page news. Sincerely appreciated, @ArkansasOnline. pic.twitter.com/hZziS7358h

— Howlraiser (@AStateFanRules) March 12, 2024

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If stAte had won, it would have been buried.

[ZoomZoom]

Meanwhile seems State getting ready to drop down and be “The Statewide” university.

https://lailluminator.com/2024/03/09...for-louisiana/

[GreatestStory]

Well, we know UL would never do this, tailgate before a MBB game.

I'm gonna call you out because I think UL would totally do this for their fans.*
They would even have available parking.**


*To be considered a fan, a minimum gift of $10,000 to the RCAF Champions Fund is required.

**Parking passes for this event are available for $60 (per pass) through RCAF.

[CajunSID]

CajunsSID posted in the thread about RR that he would be surprised if there wasn't much media coverage of UL in Lafayette, as there was a good deal when he was here. Not saying "told ya so," but I hope he comes across this thread. And then maybe takes a look at the extent of Diaz's coverage of UL before this career move. Would give some perspective on what we're dealing with here and the need for every outlet we can get.

Yeah I’m clearly out of the media game. Disappointing to see Advertiser cutting off the local team but thought I read after all this that UL and the Advocate have a partnership.

Clearly angered Advertiser so they went full 5-yr old tantrum. I live in Cincinnati area now and aside from Cincinnati and Xavier, not a lot of coverage for local schools here either (Northern Kentucky Univ and a local D2 school). A shame to see local media dying slowly.

[Turbine]

Advocate has gone to subscription only, ostensibly to save money on ad sales personel.

Effectively a closed door for generating interest and marketing purposes.