The Book: 2004 FOOTBALL

[RaginCajun77]

A win this weekend would end the season on a high note, as well as improve upon last year's record in the win column. The casual fan is looking at the Win/Loss column for improvement they often don't see the big picture like the hardcore fans do. We are getting there it just takes time.

[Corndog308]

well, i just hate it when people say we suck when they look at only the record. they don't know how much we've improved, by not keeping up with the program. like my t-shirt says; if you don't support the cajuns, then move to baton rouge. i'm damn proud of our guys. next year will be even better. i can't wait.

[Cajun1997]

Originally posted by SwampHound
Abdule Levier had 53 yards on 7 attempts, 1 rush for 31 yards long. Wish they had played him sooner than the 3rd quarter. I do not think Lindon played and he was listed as doubtful before the game. With him out I really thought we would see what Levier could do, 7 rushes, not enough. I hope he gets 15 to 18 attempts next week.

Seems Coach Bustle feels the same way,

“Abdule Levier will get the start. We have given each one of our backs a chance to start and he’s healthy so he will get most of the carries.”
LINK

[texascajun]

im certainly biased, but I cant say this years team is better than last years team.

[texascajun]

if they beat Monroe... like John Kerry...I'll concede (despite Idaho, NMSU, & schedule)

i promise

[NewsCopy]

INDIANS END FOOTBALL SEASON BY HOSTING UL La.

6:30 Saturday in Malone

There are two Universities of Louisiana and the question of which one is THE University of Louisiana when it comes to football will be answered Saturday night in Malone Stadium when the Louisiana-Monroe Indians host the Louisiana-Lafayette Cajuns.

Gametime is 6:30 for the final contest of the year for both teams. The football game will be the climax to a busy day on the ULM campus that will include a men's basketball game against Texas College at noon, the annual Chili Cookoff starting at 2 p.m. in The Grove and Camo Night--those wearing camouflage clothing will have a chance to win several prizes, including a four-wheeler.

The two teams come in with the same full-season record, 4-6. In Sun Belt Conference play, ULM is 3-3 and a win could vault the Indians to as high as a tie for second place. ULL has a 2-4 conference record.

The game offers the classic matchup of offense vs. defense. Lafayette is the No. 1 offensive team in the Sun Belt, averaging 380.5 yards a game while ULM is the No. 2 defensive team, allowing 388.8 per game. Lafayette leads the conference in pass defense (174.7 yards) but ULM has senior safety Chris Harris, who is tied for first in the nation in interceptions with six.

Two of the best quarterbacks in the conference will duel. ULM junior Steven Jyles is No. 2 in the conference and No. 19 in the nation in total offense with 264.40 yards a game and ULL sophomore Jerry Babb is No. 3 and No. 22 with 363.20. The two have passed for the same number of yards, 2,150, with Jyles completing 187 of 328 passes with 11 interceptions and 12 touchdowns, while Babb's statistics are 205 of 354, 11 intercepts and 11 scores.

Both QBs are good runners, too, in fact, they are the most productive running quarterbacks in the conference. Jyles is the seventh leading rusher in the SBC with 494 yards and eight touchdowns, and holds ULM's season record for rushing yards by a quarterback. Babb is No. 9 in rushing with 462 yards and four TDs.

The rest of the story

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today's show

http://sportsnoteradio.com/archives/...fri_111904.mp3

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Bil,

Enjoyed today's show. Thanks for the archives!

Shof

[DaddyCajun]

GEAUX LOUISIANA!!!!!!!!

PLAY YOUR HEARTS OUT AND LEAVE IT ON THE FIELD, FINISH WITH A W I N!!!


W I N LOUISIANA!!
W I N C A J U N S!
DADDYCAJUN!!