2021 UL Baseball Schedule
Frankly, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns are getting a little tired of splitting series in the Sun Belt season.
It just seems like UL women’s coach Garry Brodhead and his Ragin’ Cajuns basketball coach can’t catch a break.
Just because you’re the most talented player or the leader of a team does not mean you don’t need a little encouragement.
Scheduling in college athletics has always been a tough proposition.
Learning in the ins and outs of COVID college basketball continues for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns.
After leading Many High School to the 2A state championship a few weeks ago, Terrence Williams committed to UL on Saturday with the intent to win more championships with the Ragin' Cajuns.
UL coach Bob Marlin has been predicting for the past month it was going to happen.
ARLINGTON, Texas The UL Ragin’ Cajuns lost for the third straight weekend as the visiting team in dark jerseys with a tough 91-86 road defeat at the hands of the UTA Mavericks on Friday.
The temperatures were too cold Monday even for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns softball team to practice.
Well, the list is now official.
For the second straight weekend, the UL women’s basketball program won’t be able to play because of COVID-19 in the opponent’s program.
The UL Ragin’ Cajuns hadn’t played a road game since making the short trek to New Orleans on Dec. 2 and hadn’t left the state since the impromptu meeting with Baylor in Las Vegas on Nov. 28.
It’s been a rocky road for the 2020-21 UL women’s basketball program this season.
There are those that regularly digest college football polls with a grain of salt, and sometimes that approach is supported by sound logic.
It’s not that UL women’s basketball coach Garry Brodhead voted to play his first four and six of his first eight Sun Belt Conference games on the road.
The Sun Belt Conference standings are what they are after this past weekend’s series split with Little Rock in the Cajundome.
The UL Ragin’ Cajuns took their turn at heartbreak Saturday at the Cajundome.
The lights went out on Little Rock’s chances of an undefeated Sun Belt Conference season at the Cajundome on Friday with the UL Ragin’ Cajuns walking away with a 66-64 victory over the Trojans.
Former Ragin' Cajuns head football coach Mark Hudspeth has been named the new head coach of Gulf Shores high school, according to multiple sources.
UL women's road series postponed because of COVID
It’s still earlier in the Sun Belt Conference season, but it’s hard to deny the significance of this weekend’s league series for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns.
UL coach Garry Brodhead knows what his record says.
On paper, the UL men’s and women’s basketball teams enjoyed similar fates in their first experience with the new Sun Belt Conference weekend series scheduling this past weekend.
In Friday’s Sun Belt Conference-opening win over Texas State, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns got a big scoring night off the bench from Devin Butts with 22 points.
One day made a huge difference for the UL women’s basketball team in its weekend road series against Texas State.
The UL Ragin’ Cajuns withstood a Texas State 3-pointer just before the end of regulation to win their Sun Belt Conference opener with an 83-77 overtime win over the Bobcats on Friday at the Cajundome.
For the ninth straight season, the UL women's basketball team opened Sun Belt Conference play on the road and it didn’t go well for the sixth time during that stretch with a 71-63 loss to Texas State on Friday at Strahan Arena in San Marcos, Texas.
As the UL athletic department turns the calendar to the year 2021 — a year so many in America and throughout the world couldn’t wait to arrive — there’s a host of unresolved feelings still left to deal with in his new year.
The holiday break is over.
The UL women’s basketball program prepares to open Sun Belt Conference play on the road this weekend with a pair of 4 p.m. games at Texas State on Friday and Saturday.
Only seven games into his Division I basketball career, it’s far too early to know how successful a career the 6-10, 220-pound true freshman from Brooklyn, New York is going to enjoy with UL.
Lorenzo McCaskill wasn’t about to hide his feelings.
In the end, the No. 16-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns produced what the preseason expectations were for this squad.
What we learned from the Cajuns' bowl victory and their 10-win season.
Perhaps it was only fitting the UL Ragin' Cajuns won the way they did Saturday in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl in Dallas.
INSIDE THE GAME
It started as simply small talk on the practice field one day.
UL football coach Billy Napier would have preferred a more precise practice from his No. 16-ranked Ragin’ Cajuns on Wednesday.
In his first statement upon learning the No. 16-ranked Ragin’ Cajuns would be playing UTSA in the First Responder Bowl on Saturday, UL coach Billy Napier immediately brought up his familiarity with Roadrunners’ first-year coach Jeff Traylor.
As much as any coach around, UL coach Billy Napier discusses the intangibles when analyzing his football team on a regular basis.
Upon learning UL’s opponent for Saturday’s 2:30 p.m. First Responder Bowl in Dallas on ABC, the first thought for many around the Ragin’ Cajuns program was that’s where defensive coordinator Patrick Toney came to Cajun Country from a few years ago.
All-Sun Belt First Team
As if the UL Ragin’ Cajuns didn’t have enough of a chip on their shoulders, the All-Sun Belt team — notably light on Cajuns players — was released on Monday.
Despite reports that Louisiana head coach Billy Napier is a front-runner to replace Gus Malzahn as the head coach at Auburn, the university of Louisiana at Lafayette has confirmed that Napier has no plans to leave.
Louisiana head coach Billy Napier has emerged as the front-runner to replace Gus Malzahn as the head coach at Auburn, according to a report Monday morning from 247sports.com.
The UL Ragin’ Cajuns will be heading to the 10th bowl in school history to face Texas-San Antonio in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl in Dallas on Saturday.
UL coach Bob Marlin maintains his stance that he feels good about his Ragin’ Cajuns as contenders for the Sun Belt West title this season.
The plan was for Saturday afternoon to be a crowning moment for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns’ program.
Perhaps we shouldn’t have been caught off guard so badly.