mark hudspeth

Mark Hudspeth, former head coach for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is facing some serious allegations in Alabama involving his current team.

Former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach Mark Hudspeth continues to put together quite an impressive staff in his new position as a prep coach.

After 7 years as head coach at Louisiana, and one year as head coach at Austin Peay, Mark Hudspeth will reportedly have a new head coaching job.

Former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach Mark Hudspeth continues to have his name mentioned to be a candidate for the now-vacant head coaching position at another state/Sun Belt Conference school.

Hudspeth was the head coach at Louisiana for seven seasons (2011-2017).

We now know a little of the backstory as to why Mark Hudspeth resigned as head coach of the Austin Peay Governors on July 3.

He was the head coach at UL for seven seasons.

Former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach Mark Hudspeth has some supporters of his for the vacant head coaching position at Mississippi St.

Congratulations are once again in order for a former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach.

Congratulations are in order for a former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach.

Congratulations are in order for a former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach

Lafayette Christian Academy defensive tackle Fitzgerald West has received a scholarship offer from a program whose head coach is very familiar to folks in the Acadiana area.

He was head coach of the Cajuns for 7 seasons

There's a former Cajun wide receiver who graduated in May and has one year of eligibility left in the tank and he's going to use it to play with Mark Hudspeth.

Former Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach Mark Hudspeth shared a "thank you letter" with Cajun nation today.

What happened when Mark Hudspeth came to Cajun country? In case you've forgotten...

The search begins for a new head coach

Mark Hudspeth has been fired as Louisiana Ragin' Cajun head football coach after 7 seasons.

Louisiana's comeback in the 4th quarter forced overtime, but the Warhawks defeated the Cajuns in the second OT.

In a game with 1,268 total yards of offense and 108 combined points, Louisiana came up on the wrong side of the most important statistic, the scoreboard.