Positive report from Cajun Field

[joncolby]

After perusing through the various posts of painful thoughts, I had to take a moment to point out a few positives from the Thursday night game:

-- When the team is not quite coming through in the clutch, there is always a never ending stream of coeds to distract you from the immediate grip of anger and dispair.

-- There is a core of young talent on this team that continues to offer a slight beacon of hope with their effort and intensity. I trust that they will continue to develop under the appropriate tutelage.

-- The "Glamour Thug Shots" displayed on the big screen after a gamely effort are often startling to the unbeknownst eye. It is not uncommon to hear a sudden shriek from the elders in attendance when the big board lights up with the larger-than-life display of noggens.

-- It would be a disservice not to highlight the noticeable changes / improvements on the Ragin' Jazz Dance team. The team has added a new force to the dance troop that is found anchoring the 50 yard line during the half time show with the band. This new member of the squad has obviously brought a new level of energy and electricity possibly never-before-seen to the squad. The team is hitting on all cylinders with every move and gyration and especially on the parts that require full extension of "jazz hands" and "spirit fingers". The band even seems to have an extra bit of a pep in their step when the 'soldiers of dance' report to the dance floor (turf).

I get chills when I think about viewing this new group throw down on some hip hop/wife beater dance selections during the time-outs of the basketball games at the Rodeo this year.

It's important that we keep the faith and support all aspects of our university. They need us, we need them, and this community is all about the Red & White. Even the 100,00 evacuees from Baton Rouge (with their purple and gold license plate holders) that have lived here for the last 25 years know that Lafayette is the place to be.

Final request - If you graduated from UL, USL, SLI or any highschool in the greater Acadiana area, please send the girth of your tangible love (support) to UL and, if anything is left over, then you can funnel it down the road to another community.

[CajunCharlie]

After perusing through the various posts of painful thoughts, I had to take a moment to point out a few positives from the Thursday night game:

-- When the team is not quite coming through in the clutch, there is always a never ending stream of coeds to distract you from the immediate grip of anger and dispair.

-- There is a core of young talent on this team that continues to offer a slight beacon of hope with their effort and intensity. I trust that they will continue to develop under the appropriate tutelage.

-- The "Glamour Thug Shots" displayed on the big screen after a gamely effort are often startling to the unbeknownst eye. It is not uncommon to hear a sudden shriek from the elders in attendance when the big board lights up with the larger-than-life display of noggens.

-- It would be a disservice not to highlight the noticeable changes / improvements on the Ragin' Jazz Dance team. The team has added a new force to the dance troop that is found anchoring the 50 yard line during the half time show with the band. This new member of the squad has obviously brought a new level of energy and electricity possibly never-before-seen to the squad. The team is hitting on all cylinders with every move and gyration and especially on the parts that require full extension of "jazz hands" and "spirit fingers". The band even seems to have an extra bit of a pep in their step when the 'soldiers of dance' report to the dance floor (turf).

I get chills when I think about viewing this new group throw down on some hip hop/wife beater dance selections during the time-outs of the basketball games at the Rodeo this year.

It's important that we keep the faith and support all aspects of our university. They need us, we need them, and this community is all about the Red & White. Even the 100,00 evacuees from Baton Rouge (with their purple and gold license plate holders) that have lived here for the last 25 years know that Lafayette is the place to be.

Final request - If you graduated from UL, USL, SLI or any highschool in the greater Acadiana area, please send the girth of your tangible love (support) to UL and, if anything is left over, then you can funnel it down the road to another community.

And a to you, Sir

[RaginEsquire06]

-- The "Glamour Thug Shots" displayed on the big screen after a gamely effort are often startling to the unbeknownst eye. It is not uncommon to hear a sudden shriek from the elders in attendance when the big board lights up with the larger-than-life display of noggens.

Could you be more specific about this statement.... :confused:

[JMV JustMyView]

Could you be more specific about this statement.... :confused:

I'm with RaginEsquire06 on this one you have got me...

[RaginRash]

I'm with RaginEsquire06 on this one you have got me...

When a player makes a good play, they show his media guide "mug shot" on the big screen.

[joncolby]

When a player makes a good play, they show his media guide "mug shot" on the big screen.

That is the clarification.
Thanks, RaginRash.

[JMV JustMyView]

That is the clarification.
Thanks, RaginRash.

Gotcha!

[helmut]

Yes the 50 yard line dancer is noticable. As amatter of fact the dancer is so hot everything is FLAMING after they are finished

[JMV JustMyView]

Yes the 50 yard line dancer is noticable. As amatter of fact the dancer is so hot everything is FLAMING after they are finished

Whoa.........

[Zeebart21]

Yes the 50 yard line dancer is noticable. As amatter of fact the dancer is so hot everything is FLAMING after they are finished

LOL!!! You are one hard hombre'....

Preciate' YOU!!

Z.