103.7 The Game to become ESPN Lafayette and ESPN Lake Charles

[LouisianaB]

I’m sure you’ll lambast me for not getting the exact wording correctly, but your words were something to the effect of “MAT is drama prone and apparently it doesn’t stop at just him.” Sure doesn’t sound positive to me.

That is a mischaracterization. Lies.

[zeppelincajun]

That is a mischaracterization. Lies.

In what way? Which words did you use?

[zeppelincajun]

In the broad sense, there’s no little brother syndrome. Most UL fans just want to go to the games and enjoy themselves. Narrow in on the specific posters/tweeters, yes, little brother. The narrative pushed by LSU is the whole fan base is infected with this, that is something I never subscribed to. But if you actively pursue arguments on Twitter with every lsu fan you can, when you have to call LSU “TSAB”, when you go through a woman’s tweets to find her in an lsu shirt from 2019 and then put her on blast, when you go on rants and send irrational emails because some radio guy who doesn’t call you by the correct name will be on the radio at a station you probably don’t even listen to, yes, little brother. But that’s a small, extremely loud part of the fan base. Unfortunately that is all lost see.

And you’re still a liar.

It’s okay if you think every UL fan who stands up to an LSU fan on the name issue has a little brother syndrome. Just say that.

[zeppelincajun]

I’m glad that you have openly admitted to believing in their little brother syndrome narrative. Honesty is important to you, as I can see.

[LouisianaB]

It’s okay if you think every UL fan who stands up to an LSU fan on the name issue has a little brother syndrome. Just say that.

Stand up and attack, rant, and demand are vastly different

[ManAboutTown]

In the broad sense, there’s no little brother syndrome. Most UL fans just want to go to the games and enjoy themselves. Narrow in on the specific posters/tweeters, yes, little brother. The narrative pushed by LSU is the whole fan base is infected with this, that is something I never subscribed to. But if you actively pursue arguments on Twitter with every lsu fan you can, when you have to call LSU “TSAB”, when you go through a woman’s tweets to find her in an lsu shirt from 2019 and then put her on blast, when you go on rants and send irrational emails because some radio guy who doesn’t call you by the correct name will be on the radio at a station you probably don’t even listen to, yes, little brother. But that’s a small, extremely loud part of the fan base. Unfortunately that is all lost see.

And you’re still a liar.

Explain which portion of the email is “irrational.”

TSAB was a joke that people started using. Ole Miss and Miss St have a similar arrangement (think Miss St calls Ole Miss TSUN) and it’s a funny thing used in their fanbase. Yet, there is a real rivalry between the schools, with real pride, real banter and that amounts to millions of revenue for each school when they play one another, annually. But I guess you hate money and rivalries and healthy sports banter too.

The truth is, as long as it comes from me or RR, you’ll find something to _____ about. Nothing said to the Delta Media GM was inflammatory or inaccurate. Beyond the ____ing principle of the matter, it’s just bad business to let an openly hostile radio personality on your air waves, in the city of the university that you A) have a media partnership and B) are desperately trying to restore faith in its fanbase.

Not exactly high level thinking. A lot of this is basic common sense.

[Turbine]

I will repeat what I posted in another thread. The university needs to use a singular academic logo to bridge the gap with the athletic logo. It meets all legal requirements and clearly sets the stage for a singular LOUISIANA reference.

The logos are both 100% legal and send the same message.

LOUISIANA by itself, is 100% legal as well, but only sends a message in the correct context.

[LouisianaB]

In what way? Which words did you use?

Refer to previous post. I’ve explained what was said. You may not understand and that’s okay.

[Turbine]

If two UL fans want get in a "peeing" contest over Lafayette and Baton Rouge, may I suggest pulling over half way (between the two) on the Basin Bridge and "streaming" the debate.

[zeppelincajun]

Refer to previous post. I’ve explained what was said. You may not understand and that’s okay.

I don’t need explanations from someone who thinks UL fans have a “little brother syndrome.” Turbine can share your original comment if he wishes.