The Book: 2004 FOOTBALL

[DestinCajun]

"I even get to watch it in BR!"

It will be a nice change after seeing the same Hal Mumme/Tommy Kritezan Show for the 44th time. LOL!!

[RaginRash]

I liked Bruce's "bless their hearts" smack about travellling to the bustling Metropolis, Ruston.

[Oldman]

whould anyone know what channel:

espn regional

sunshine network

are on (cable)?:confused:

[Turbine]

according to Swamphound

Channel 27 6 p.m.

[CajunNation]

The Tech game will be on COX sports. That's channel 27 for Lafayette Cable people.

The Sunshine Network is only available to Satellite people. Direc TV, Dish Network.

[Oldman]

thanks, but according to the cable people, cox sports television is 27, i'm wondering if espn regional is the same.

[CajunNation]

COX sports occasionally picks up the feed from ESPN regional. Like they are doing this Sat.

The ESPN regional channels are the channels used by ESPN Gameplan. Sometimes local channels, such as COX sports, pick up the feed from ESPN regional. Sometimes they don't.

When they don't, the only place to see the games broadcast by ESPN regional is on ESPN Gameplan. Which is purchased through either your Cable company or your Satellite company.

Hope that clears it up for you.

[Oldman]

thanks it does

[RaisingCajun08]

Johnese (sp?) from Northwestern and Moats are similar. I think Moats is much stronger though.

[RaginFan2]

"Johnese (sp?) from Northwestern and Moats are similar. I think Moats is much stronger though."

I totally disagree. I think Moats & Johnese are very different types of runners. But both are stronger than average. Johnese is more of a stright-up runner, a power back. Moats is more of a slasher, change-of-direction runner who can change directions on a dime without losing speed. Unfortunately, I don't think playing Johnese did much to prepare us for playing Moats, other than reinforce the need to wrap-up tackles and gang-tackle for each & every play.