Basketball (Men) 1991-92

[Boomer]

Jacob Broussard is a current Ragin Cajun walk on. During the summer he plays pick up ball at Red Lerille's. He easily has one of the best perimeter shots of all the guys who play in the city. His range exceeds just about anyone in the area other than Sydney Grider. Of course his physical build limits him defensively at the D1 level Metry is right in that most do not understand how good a player you have to be to be on a D1 roster, even at the walk on level.

---Wasn't he inserted in a game earlier in the year for a last second type shot---maybe at the end of the first half???

[Cajunsmike]

Wasn't he inserted in a game earlier in the year for a last second type shot---maybe at the end of the first half???

Jacob has played in a few games this year and his hit a couple of shots. If the Cajuns play to their potential, there may be some more he gets into as they may have big leads late in some.

[IberiaCajun]

In case anyone has an hour to blow today, here is the game:

Cajuns take an early 6-0 lead!

[CajunNation]

C-Mack.

Best defensive player in history of school.


Todd Hill

Sometimes got ridiculous hang time due to 6'9", bus length wingspan, 100 lb frame sometimes being caught in Cajundome air conditioning up draft.

[Bankruptcyman]

Seeing that graphic only reminds me that we should have made it to the Sweet 16 had we played well against New Mexico State.

[CajunAmos]

Seeing that graphic only reminds me that we should have made it to the Sweet 16 had we played well against New Mexico State.

FT's NMST 26
FT's Cajuns 6

[IberiaCajun]

Who can name the key guys off the 1992 team. I can tell you Eric Mouton and Marcus Stokes were senior co captains. The team started off so-so but got hot right when conference play started. Apparently some guys got in shape over the Christmas break. A Super Bowl Sunday OT win at South Alabama was a key win in conference play. Finally getting past UNO was also a highlight that year. Lots of good memories in that season.

Unsung key guy was Carroll Boudreaux.

[CharlieK]

C-Mack.

Best defensive player in history of school.
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Elfrid Payton would like a word with you.

C Mack was a leaper as well, right?

[Cajunsmike]

Unsung key guy was Carroll Boudreaux.

Boudreaux had come from a JC. He started slow but got in shape over the Christmas break. Cajun coaches pushed the guys really hard during those few days. When they won the conference opener in a blowout at Jacksonville, it was obvious something had changed. Jay Walker has a good recap of that entire season on the Sports Radio ESPN 1420 website. Regarding Cedric Mackeyon, he was a very good defensive player and was one of the reasons the Cajuns improved over the previous season. However, I do not think he was at the level of Elfrid Payton. Elfrid was the NATIONAL defensive player of the year his junior season (last year here). CMack did hit two critical free throws in the SBC tournament final against La Tech that year. I remember holding my breath in Biloxi that night when he went to the stripe as his FT % was in the mid 60's. He was tough as nails though as both hit nothing but net.

[CajunNation]

Elfrid Payton would like a word with you.

C Mack was a leaper as well, right?

I'll rephrase.

He was the best all-around defender.

[Just1More]

C-Mack.

Best defensive player in history of school.


Todd Hill

Sometimes got ridiculous hang time due to 6'9", bus length wingspan, 100 lb frame sometimes being caught in Cajundome air conditioning up draft.

I remember when Todd Hill did a 360 dunk in the Cajundome. It was a full in-the-air 360 degree spin and throw down. He was such a blast to watch. It may have not been what the coach wanted him to do... but it was a clean break-away with no one chasing him... we were well up... and he did it for the fans.

[NewsCopy]

And, if you were around, you still remember the feeling

The rest of the story
ESPN 1420

[Turbine]

Good times

[NewsCopy]

UL honoring historic 1992 Ragin' Cajun squad.

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[BeauCajun]

Anyone know if Marty will be there?