Louisiana Soccer 2017

[jcstewart]

Pas bon.

[HoustonCajun]

Pas bon.

Soccer has been a bad program for years. Since 2010, they are 57-67-13 with a majority of their OOC games vs. SLC and SWAC teams.

[BBcajun]

Exhibition game. Probably trying a few different looks.

[ZoomZoom]

Exhibition game. Probably trying a few different looks.

Even if they were trying different looks, the PLAYERS know the level of competition MVST brings. Mentally that score was brutal going forward.

Being the sport my kids excelled in, it's disheartening to see a program @10 years ago seemed to have promise going forward now to look like another Title IX piece of dead weight.

There's not enough wax in the world to make that fumble shine.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Playing to a draw, exhibition or not, against a SWAC team is totally unacceptable.

Last year I started wanting to understand why our soccer, and volleyball programs are stuck on mediocre. I was pretty much told we've always been just fielding teams. I'm thinking we cannot afford better coaching, and other things that could move these programs forward.

[CajunAmos]

Last year I started wanting to understand why our soccer, and volleyball programs are stuck on mediocre. I was pretty much told we've always been just fielding teams. I'm thinking we cannot afford better coaching, and other things that could move these programs forward.

Like new locker room facilities and fields (which was just completed about a year ago) or just better coaches?

[ZoomZoom]

Last year I started wanting to understand why our soccer, and volleyball programs are stuck on mediocre. I was pretty much told we've always been just fielding teams. I'm thinking we cannot afford better coaching, and other things that could move these programs forward.

Mediocre isn't playing a SWAC team to a draw, regardless of circumstances.

[NewsCopy]

Louisiana's 2017 midfield is chalk full of experince that should help lead the Cajuns to success this season.

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[CajunEXPRESS]

Like new locker room facilities and fields (which was just completed about a year ago) or just better coaches?

I have no idea how to improve a mediocre team, mediocre by SBC finish. I'm sure there's intangibles, and I'd like to see exactly how we stack up vs better SBC programs facility wise. Frankly I'm not impressed with the upgraded facility and the actual stadium is pretty bad.
All that and top flight coaches takes money.

[CajunAmos]

South Alabama won the conference last year and I think the final RPI rankings in December of 2016 had them at #42 nationally. They've won conference the last three years and made the NCAA tournament last year losing at Auburn. Their facility if linked below.

http://usajaguars.com/sports/2010/8/...830103544.aspx

http://usajaguars.com/sports/2017/1/...acilities.aspx