Something I noticed about Jay Walker & BEV

[Just1More]

I'll say this about the criticisms (most of them from the past two weeks)... when a large group of passionate fans (many of which are former UL football players and coaches) are saying the same thing... you don't call it being "negative". You call it "advice".

When one person tells you that you have a tail... you can ignore them. When 10 people that care about you tell you that you have a tail... it's time to look behind you.

[Alum78]

He's got Farmer on tomorrow...thinking the same thing BWK...you are spot on!

[ZoomZoom]

Every time the Cajuns get spanked this season he uses some other issue to get off the football team. Last week it was Ray Rice. This week it was the Saints. Anyone care to predict what it will be next week?

Roger Godell tenders his resignation.

[duggie85]

Roger Godell tenders his resignation.

Roger Goodell gets arrested for DUI and having prostitute in his car.

[Cajunjeb]

Roger Goodell gets arrested for DUI and having prostitute in his car.

Roger Goodell gets arrested for DUI and having prostitute in his car while watching the video (that he will deny he has) of Ray Rice punching his wife.

[Bandwagon King]

Roger Goodell gets arrested for DUI and having prostitute in his car while watching the video (that he will deny he has) of Ray Rice punching his wife.

Sorry, but even the Cajuns went to Boise & wond 56-0 on that wretched carpet. This would still be sweeter music to my ears.

[BirdofParadise]

BWK I knew today more people would be into the Saints failure in Cleveland than the Cajuns expected loss in Oxford. I did address the Cajuns early in the show.

Last week I wrote a pretty direct piece on the Cajuns failure at Louisiana Tech...and the loss did get discussed although it wasn't on Monday because of a breaking story.... a story that YOU took and ran with and set up the entire show.

My friend, I don't know crap about what you do. And, you know just as much about my job. But I still love ya.

[zephyr]

BWK I knew today more people would be into the Saints failure in Cleveland than the Cajuns expected loss in Oxford. I did address the Cajuns early in the show.

Last week I wrote a pretty direct piece on the Cajuns failure at Louisiana Tech...and the loss did get discussed although it wasn't on Monday because of a breaking story.... a story that YOU took and ran with and set up the entire show.

My friend, I don't know crap about what you do. And, you know just as much about my job. But I still love ya.

The saints loss was disappointing and worthy of discussion as always but while the Cajuns were not necessarily expected to go in and win at Ole Miss, the nature of being "big time" is to not get destroyed like we did and that certainly deserves discussion as well. The fact that we haven't been competitive the last two games is what is weighing on people's minds, not the fact that we lost both games.

[HoustonCajun]

The saints loss was disappointing and worthy of discussion as always but while the Cajuns were not necessarily expected to go in and win at Ole Miss, the nature of being "big time" is to not get destroyed like we did and that certainly deserves discussion as well. The fact that we haven't been competitive the last two games is what is weighing on people's minds, not the fact that we lost both games.

Under Hud, in OOC games, we are (take from it what you will):

0-7 - P5 - avg. loss 48-24
6-1 - G5 - avg. win 31-27

Here are the P5 games we have played under Hud - no wins to date:

2011

Ok State - 61-34 L
Arizona - 45-37 L

2012

OK State - 65-24 L
Florida - 27-20 L

2013

Arkansas 35-14 L
Kansas State 48-27 L

2014

Ole Miss 56-15 L

Here are the G5 OOC games we have played under Hud:

2011

Kent State 20-12 W
SDSU 32-30 W (N.O. Bowl)

2012

Tulane 41-13 W
E. Carolina 43-34 W (N.O. Bowl)

2013

Akron 35-30 W
Tulane 24-21 W (N.O. Bowl)

2014

LA Tech 48-20 L
Boise State - TBD

[CajunRebel]

The saints loss was disappointing and worthy of discussion as always but while the Cajuns were not necessarily expected to go in and win at Ole Miss, the nature of being "big time" is to not get destroyed like we did and that certainly deserves discussion as well. The fact that we haven't been competitive the last two games is what is weighing on people's minds, not the fact that we lost both games.

The goal is obviously to become big time, but I think people have a gross misunderstanding of how much time, money, momentum, and effort it takes to become big time. We've still got a ton of work to do before we start recruiting on the same level as other "big time" programs.