Kevin Foote is a sports journalist known as the "voice of Acadiana sports." He focuses on local sports in the United States, specifically in Louisiana and Lafayette. Kevin's work has appeared in The Advocate and NOLA.com, covering a range of topics including college athletics, recruiting, and game analysis.
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Kevin Foote's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, specifically college basketball and events related to the UL Ragin' Cajuns. He reports extensively on games, team performances, and player contributions within the Sun Belt Conference.
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By: Kevin Foote
Apparently, the UL Ragin' Cajuns weren't just mad about last year's loss at Arkansas State. They were really, really angry.
By: Kevin Foote
1. Chip on shoulder squad Many teams are a reflection of their head coaches and the Cajuns are certainly one of them.
By: Kevin Foote
The UL Ragin' Cajuns had won seven of their first eight games, but had not enjoyed a complete team effort like they did against Arkansas State on Saturday.
By: Kevin Foote
Lacey Collum and Amy Genaris opened the coffee shop off West Colfax Avenue and Carr Street in August.
By: Kevin Foote
It’s a pretty consensus opinion of all who watched or played in UL’s 55-19 homecoming win over Arkansas State that it was the most complete performance of the season for
By: Kevin Foote
It was a problem in the season opener and then appeared to be settled.
By: Kevin Foote
The UL Ragin’ Cajuns have made some progress over their first two games of the season in games against Kent State and UT Dallas.
By: Kevin Foote
For those just now starting to take UL seriously, here's why the Ragin' Cajuns are so much better than a year ago.
By: Kevin Foote
The good news is starting cornerbacks Caleb Anderson and Keyon Martin are expected to return for Saturday’s 6 p.m. home game against South Alabama.
By: Kevin Foote
As smoothly as things seem to be going for the UL Ragin’ Cajuns these days, suddenly the secondary is under siege with the injury bug.
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