“What.... was.... that?”, was the question I asked myself as the final horn sounded on the Cajuns 2015 season. It wasn’t just the 17 to 41 thumping at the hands of Troy or the bashing I was anticipating from my friend and former Trojan QB and Sun Belt Player of the Year, Omar Haugabook, but my displeasure was for the season overall. You have to understand, the Cajun faithful were finally able to brag and boast a little about their team when the discussion of college football came about. For the first time since Mark Hudspeth arrived in Lafayette, the Cajuns did not finish with a record above .
Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Football Preview 2016
