That's the kind of loss that can be a program killer, no doubt about it. Although UL is in no position to have an "easy win," you can't build alumni support or a fan base by getting crushed at home, on HOMECOMING, by a team that had never before beaten a Division I team. In order to field a competitive product, this program needs money. The money is going to have to come from alumni and supporters of the program. Unfortunately giving up 54 points and getting crushed at Homecoming doesn't help the cause. It's easy to suggest that Bustle should be fired. The problem is, who are you going to replace him with? Historically the head coaching position here has not been a stepping stone job for young, bright coaches. It's been a coaching graveyard and has been the end of the careers for previous coaches. But, you can't hire any of those young hotshots without money. And the money doesn't stop with the head coach's salary. The program needs an increased budget to be able to compete. No matter what you think of Bustle's abilities, you have to acknowledge that he's working with one of the smallest budgets in the conference, a conference which is one of the smallest in the country. Bottom line, I don't see this getting much better any time soon, because historically this program doesn't get the financial support from it's alumni that it's going to take to overcome the obstacles that it faces.