Thanks Cajun brothers

[ZoomZoom]

But that's not on the fan. We are also customers giving feedback like on Google Review. Hiding it makes it worse because it comes off as lying.

Yup. Burying one's head in the sand like ostriches leaves what? A bunch of arses to look at.

[zeppelincajun]

Going from we should allow anyone in so that everyone gets a shot to we have to be careful advertising with athletics because we don’t want to attract the wrong types should qualify someone for the mental gymnastics Olympics. I say go for gold.

[Turbine]

let me know when you get a fan to attend by running down your universities events . . .

The idea is to improve.

If you sweep areas that can be improved under the rug, the attendees who were oblivios will never return.

The hiding method guarantees one-and-done.

The fixing method creates fans for life.

[ULvictory]

let me know when you get a fan to attend by running down your universities events . . .

But how is it the fan's fault for giving honest feedback?

[Swamp]

I forgot what this thread was even about.

Something like don't pull for the Cajuns or some other bs.

Cajuns Football 5-1, time to put the beatdown on the east coast Covid Carolina.

Let's rock. 3-0 away this season. Hattiesburg, Winston-Salem and somewhere in north Georgia.

[zeppelincajun]

But how is it the fan's fault for giving honest feedback?

It’s like grandma used to say, “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” That’s why I don’t frequent local businesses at all. If I stay home, I don’t risk a negative experience that could tempt me into a negative review.

I commend all Louisiana supporters who don’t attend the games but instead warn others off of sharing feedback from the games. Support comes in many different shapes and forms!

[CajunJack55]

let me know when you get a fan to attend by running down your universities events . . .

We "run down" on areas they need to improve, thus if they improve those areas more fans will attend.

[HoustonCajun]

Its not but I don't see any advertising educating the locals on what the true value (or meaning behind) having an R1 institution representing greater Louisiana.

Currently I feel the general public has no clue what Louisiana.edu means to their quality of life.

The ones who do know became interested through some other factor and dug deeper.

One opportunity we have to showcase the academic achievements, beautiful campus and athletic facilities in a university commercial shown on every televised UL game locally and nationally and all we show is some girl doing ballet and hoping to go to college. This has been shown for at least 2 years now. What a golden opportunity lost.

[ULGrad@HOU]

One opportunity we have to showcase the academic achievements, beautiful campus and athletic facilities in a university commercial shown on every televised UL game locally and nationally and all we show is some girl doing ballet and hoping to go to college. This has been shown for at least 2 years now. What a golden opportunity lost.

Just a sampling of the big picture that UL fails to see (and many that posts on this forum as well)

[Swamp]

One opportunity we have to showcase the academic achievements, beautiful campus and athletic facilities in a university commercial shown on every televised UL game locally and nationally and all we show is some girl doing ballet and hoping to go to college. This has been shown for at least 2 years now. What a golden opportunity lost.

Very true. This is genuinely perplexing. Worst advertisement in the Belt.

I wanna explore.

[ZoomZoom]

One opportunity we have to showcase the academic achievements, beautiful campus and athletic facilities in a university commercial shown on every televised UL game locally and nationally and all we show is some girl doing ballet and hoping to go to college. This has been shown for at least 2 years now. What a golden opportunity lost.

Well, by now she might be living her dream.

Somebody needs to get 71 on staff and get the heck out of the way and let him market the program. The wet behind the ears lazy hires and interns are not the route to success.

[fanof71]

Well, by now she might be living her dream.

Somebody needs to get 71 on staff and get the heck out of the way and let him market the program. The wet behind the ears lazy hires and interns are not the route to success.

Appreciate it Zoom...