Kevin Foote

Neither former Richmond cornerback Trae Tomlinson nor his parents had ever been to Cajun Country prior to their transfer portal visit earlier this month.

Thursday’s road trip to Jonesboro went about as expected with a 83-63 loss to Arkansas State at First National Bank Arena.

Had the UL Ragin’ Cajuns somehow won the wacky overtime road game at Arkansas State on Wednesday, some of the pressure would be off of coach Garry Brodhead’s squad.

Yes, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns went through one of their patented second-half shooting slumps – not making a field goal in the final 8:21 of play.

For the second straight road game, the UL Ragin’ Cajuns weren’t able to transfer their red-hot shooting at home to away games.

Longtime Teurlings Catholic coach Kent Masson couldn’t help but think back to a conversation he had with former Lee High coach Bill Bofinger 22 years ago after his Rebels won

Both UL basketball coaches seemed a bit troubled with understandable uncertainty in Monday’s weekly press conference.

When athletic trainer Terry Kimball was assigned to Comeaux High 1999, he had heard of the Ken Cole wrestling tournament.

A lot has happened in these parts since the UL women’s basketball team lost a 67-65 overtime heartbreaker at Arkansas State last Wednesday.

The UL Ragin’ Cajuns find themselves in the middle of the pack of the Sun Belt league standings seven games into the race.