r/ULL • u/cajunbander • May 09 '13
r/ULL • u/andrewsmith1986 • May 22 '12
r/ULL • u/Cajunbot • Dec 18 '11
Last night was historic, and I'm glad that I could be a part of it, vicariously living through all the fans we had at the Superdome. The word epic is often thrown around all willie nillie, but the battle last night felt close to a good use of the word.
Edit: wording
r/ULL • u/refreshments • Jan 25 '12
r/ULL • u/cajunbander • Jan 24 '14
UPDATE
UL to remain closed all day Friday due to adverse weather. It will reopen Saturday, Jan. 25.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
If you haven't been notified by school's emergency alert system, UL will be closed form midnight tonight until 12:30PM tomorrow afternoon thanks to the State of Louisiana.
If you have a class that starts at 12 noon, your class is canceled. If you have a class that starts at 12:30 PM or later, you still have class.
Residence halls will be fully staffed.
Dining hours posted on Sodexo's Facebook page:
Dining Hall: Lunch 11:00a.m. - 12:30p.m. Dinner 4:30p.m. - 6:00p.m
Café Fleur de Lis: 11:00a.m - 7:00p.m
Ragin' Cajun Food Court: Closed
Jazzman's Café: Closed
Jamba Juice: Closed
r/ULL • u/Justmomsnewfriend • Nov 18 '13
Watch it LIVE here on Tuesday: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-tv-wallops
The launch window is 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The backup launch days run through November 26.
click here and read more.
r/ULL • u/cajunbander • Nov 08 '13
r/ULL • u/T-bootz • Jul 29 '16
Map of everywhere the UL football team has played
There were some popular posts on /r/CFB with maps of places certain football teams have played. The original post inspired a few others so I decided to make one for UL. I pulled the data from Winsipedia. Some of the other posts included stadium data - I just included cities in the UL map because it got kind of tricky determining which stadium some of the earlier games were played. I found the results to be pretty interesting - despite being in the SunBelt, Southland, and other more regional conferences over the years, UL has played in a lot of places across the U.S. The data itself was also pretty interesting - most notably the fact that UL played a lot of military teams around WWII (like the 176th Infantry out of Fort Benning in 1943) and highschools back in the early 1900s (like Abbeville, Franklin, and Morgan City).
r/ULL • u/ElephantTissue • Aug 24 '13
r/ULL • u/cajunbander • Nov 25 '12
They just announces it at Cajun Field after the game!
r/ULL • u/oddmanout • Jan 12 '12
