Actually, they have been doing this for the last few years. The earliest I can remember Baldwin's last year. I think it is an AWESOME tradition. It's fun just to watch the team and students have so much excitement.
Actually, they have been doing this for the last few years. The earliest I can remember Baldwin's last year. I think it is an AWESOME tradition. It's fun just to watch the team and students have so much excitement.
I don't know how long they have been doing it recently, but when I was a student in the early late 80's and early 90's, the players did it after some of their wins. I agree that it is great for both players and students. I know I appreciated it at the time, because I always worked as hard as the players, cheering them on.
GEAUX CAJUNS
Mr Mitchell did it often in his Senior season.
Can anybody tell a newcomer what some of the traditional game day activities are on campus and at the field? When the boys get off their bus (time), tailgating, etc?
Besides the great tailgating tradition and each tailgating group with its own unique traditions. . . I know of Ragin Roar the night before the game, though I think this is mainly students. Cajun Walk and Victory Run . There may be more, I'm sure there are.Originally Posted by Dad17
Cajun Walk:Victory Run: Starts 15 minutes before kickoff and here is a Link to the evolution behind the Victory Run tradition. Late arrivers have never seen this cool event.Originally Posted by cajuntbob (in 2002) LINK
Originally Posted by Dad17
I can not wait to TAILGATE at Cajun Field.
Ragin Roar is actually Thursday night at 7:00 before the first home game of each year...therefore, it will be held this Thursday. Yes, it is mainly students, but there are other people there too...in general, a good time for all.Originally Posted by Turbine
>>>Originally Posted by Dad17
Welcome aboard Dad!!!
On the west side of Cajunfield is Bertrand Drive... Along the chain link fence is one lonely oak tree...said oak tree is "semi" across the street from Luthers BBQ...
We, "The Delphi group" are always located there...We offer up food and drink for weary travelers....players parents as well....
We have been graced with the presence of RWCajun(Greg Hodges dad) many times...
Although I will be unable to unattend, I speak for all "delphites" when I say welcome, and GO CAJUNS!!!!
Z.
we seem to have loosing down pat!!!!!! That was a cheap shot, sorry guys. GEAUX CAJUNS!!!!!!!!
Dad17, some of the players parents meet at the tennis pavillion, it is a calmer area than some. You are certainly welcome. Don't miss the Cajun walk at 4:30. Allow time to go around and visit different fans like at the eauk(sp., I just try to be Cajunish). They and others like them are great to visit. I look forward to the tailgating atmosphere almost as much as the game.Originally Posted by Zeebart21
anybody offerin up any food or drink for a poor college studen? :o
zee sounds like your spot is near me and my friends...we are located near where the players get off the buses for the cajun walkOriginally Posted by Zeebart21
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