The Great Chasm

[lafman1]

Louisiana hasn't tried, your opposition to trying is not normal.

I’m pretty sure UL played Minnesota this year, a mediocre P5 team. Who easily defeated UL. So there’s that.

[Turbine]

I’m pretty sure UL played Minnesota this year, a mediocre P5 team. Who easily defeated UL. So there’s that.

That is not trying.

Trying is 3 games minimum each year.

[Turbine]

And what will another meaningless bowl accomplish?

The ability to say "that's sports" to a team staying home.

[Swamp]

Winning national championships bring in TV money to the school and conference, prestige, top level talent on the field, perceived top level coaches, big time sponsors with deep pockets to name a few things. And that’s every year, not just the year a national championship is won. THAT is what the advantages are of being a MAJOR college in football.
So what did UL accomplish more than LSU?

Only the name Louisiana. Forever.

[lafman1]

Only the name Louisiana. Forever.

Which the administration refuses to use.

[Turbine]

Which the administration refuses to use.

There's still a chance.

[lafman1]

There's still a chance.

And they can try.

[Turbine]

And they can try.

"Refuses to use" implies there for the taking. I agree.

"They can try" implies work, that is harder to come by, can it be outsourced?

[ManAboutTown]

The stupidity it takes for people on this board to incessantly argue against a possibility that literally unfolded at this very school just 2 seasons ago (and the year before it) shows you their true intentions and genuine ignorance.

With the new CFP format, conference realignment and a much stronger SBC, making the CFB is not only possible, it should be the goal. Winning the SBC is always our stated goal. We went to 4 consecutive SBC CGs and should have been 5 if Covicd Carolina doesn't run from the ass whipping. We finished top 16 in the country two years in a row and had the nation's longest winning streak. On two occasions, we were 2nd or 3rd in line to the NY6 bowl, and only by a missed FG and dropped Ragas pass in 2020.

Is there a chance? Not only is there a chance, there's a high probability.

[Sonsissymia]

I get that 51% is "probability." I see "high" probability being a bit more nebulous. but you must have had a number in mind when you spoke to the stupid and ignorant posters--do you think there's a 75% probability the cajuns are in the cfp? 80%?