The UL Ragin' Cajuns continue to Cooke in the midst of this winning streak.
Things started a bit slow for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns in Friday night’s series opener at Russo Park against conference foe Arkansas State, but the Cajuns' bats had other plans.
The highly anticipated Sun Belt Conference softball series between the No. 14-ranked UL Ragin' Cajuns and red-hot Troy in Alabama has been pushed back due to a bad weather forecast.
UL coach Matt Deggs said he doesn’t believe in a bad win.
As logical an assumption as it may seem to the outside world, the running back room is not something the UL Ragin’ Cajuns spend any time worrying about.
BEAUMONT, Texas — As expected, the No. 16-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns had no trouble with the Lamar Cardinals in Monday’s road doubleheader.
UL’s three wins this weekend against UL-Monroe tells a broader story than just a sweep of the Warhawks heading into a non-conference home game against Nicholls State at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Russo Park.
The UL baseball team didn’t just complete a three-game Sun Belt Conference sweep of UL-Monroe on Saturday.
The concerns about UL senior slugger Julie Rawls seem to be over.
The UL softball team didn’t just win Friday, they answered several questions in a doubleheader sweep of Georgia State in Decatur, Georgia.
The process of trying to replace Elijah Mitchell and Trey Ragas, two of the best running backs in UL history, begins with spring practice and Thursday’s first scrimmage was a good start.
It’s spring break, so the No. 16-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns are playing some softball.
Apparently, for UL junior slugger Ben Fitzgerald, it was about getting comfortable defensively.
It’s been a rockier road than most expected this season for the No. 16-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns.
For UL softball coach Gerry Glasco, having to ask freshman catcher Sophie Piskos to remove her redshirt season midway through the season for the sake of the team was agonizing.
There is just no denying the impact 6-foot-5, 333-pound defensive tackle Tayland Humphrey had on UL’s defense during the Cajuns’ 10-1 season last fall.
As logical an assumption as it may seem to the outside world, it’s not a concern the UL Ragin’ Cajuns spend any time worrying about.
It was only the first Sun Belt Conference series of the season.
Coming off a historic 10-1 season that ended with a No. 15 ranking in the Associated Press poll, the top priority for UL’s coaching staff is curbing complacency.
UL pitcher Kandra Lamb continued to show she's a top-notch complement to longtime ace Summer Ellyson this past weekend, earning her first Sun Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week honor of the season and second of her career along the way.
UL sophomore right-hander Spencer Arrighetti seems to be getting more and more dominant with each outing and the Sun Belt Conference noticed again by awarding him with his second Player of the Week honor of the season.
It’s beginning to look a little more like what UL softball coach Gerry Glasco envisioned for his No. 16-ranked Ragin’ Cajuns this season.
By all accounts, former UL running back Elijah Mitchell made a lot of money at Monday’s UL Pro Day.
There were many special aspects of UL’s 7-0 victory over Coastal Carolina on Monday at Russo Park.
It was almost a carbon copy of the previous day's game played between UL and Coastal Carolina at Russo Park.
The No. 16-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns completed the series shutout of South Alabama, and for once, the game wasn’t a nailbiter.
Progress was made, but still no cigar.
Ciara Bryan ripped a walk-off double to lift No. 16-ranked UL to a 1-0 win over South Alabama on Saturday afternoon at Lamson Park.
Their time together watching and talking about football apparently made a difference.
Talk about just what the doctor ordered.
Welcome back, Summer Ellyson.
AUSTIN, Texas — Claire Meyers broke UL's 28-year-old record in the women’s javelin in leading the Cajuns in the opening day of the 93rd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday at Mike A. Myers Stadium.
Recently promoted UL defensive coordinator Patrick Toney decided to venture into a new area this season as the Cajuns’ new outside linebacker coach.
For a long time, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns have set the standard for success in Sun Belt Conference softball.
While everyone else in the Sun Belt Conference began league play last weekend, UL and Coastal Carolina gets going with the conference season at 6 p.m. Friday at Russo Park.
In the preseason Sun Belt baseball poll, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns were picked to finish third in the West division with two first-place votes and enough overall votes to be second in the East race.
The UL football team on Tuesday surpassed last year’s practice total with four spring practices sessions under their belts. The coronavirus limited the Cajuns to three a year ago, and “two of those were in T-shirts.”
Three members of the UL Ragin' Cajuns baseball team — pitchers Austin Perrin and Chipper Menard and outfielder Connor Higgs — have decided to play summer ball locally with the Acadiana Cane Cutters.
On paper, the No. 16-ranked UL softball team is scheduled to take on Louisiana Tech at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Lamson Park.
The spring football season is vital to the success of a team in many areas.
UL softball coach Gerry Glasco is very different as Division I head coaches go.
The TCU Horned Frogs didn’t leave much room for suspense in the rubber game of the weekend series against UL at M.L. "Tigue" Moore Field.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Again, it wasn’t pretty, but these days the No. 15 UL Ragin’ Cajuns will take the wins as they come.
UL's Ragin' Cajun women are beginning to make their presence felt in track and field.
As good as Friday’s five-run victory over TCU felt for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns, Saturday’s 13-4 setback to the Horned Frogs felt that much more humbling.
The signs just continue to get worse and worse for the No. 15-ranked UL Ragin’ Cajuns softball team.
Chelsey Perry was a one-woman wrecking crew for the UT-Martin Skyhawks and the UL Ragin' Cajuns had no answer.
ARLINGTON, Texas For three and a half innings Friday night in Arlington, things went as planned for the No. 15-ranked UL Ragin' Cajuns.
The night couldn’t have gone much better for UL sophomore Spencer Arrighetti facing his old club.
COLLIERSVILLE, Tenn. — As expected, the Colorado Buffaloes were more than a handful for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns, who suffered 68-45 loss to the Pac-12 club in a Women's NIT opening-round game Friday at My Town Movers Fieldhouse.
UL freshman wide receiver Kyren Lacy remembers his first days as a collegiate wide receiver last spring.