mark hudspeth

The Cajuns are a double digit underdog this week.  But it's not like this game isn't winnable.  Obviously the Cajuns have to play a lot better than they have the last two weeks, but this is a game they can win, if they...... 1. RUN THE DAMN BALL--- and keep running it...

Five turnovers cripple the Cajuns in their first home loss of the Mark Hudspeth era.

The football game pitting the Cajuns against the Arkansas State Red Wolves kicks off just after 7:00 p.m. on ESPN 2 and ESPN 3.

i’ve never been one to take a game for granted when the Cajuns play on the road.  In fact, my philosophy has always been there are few home games that are unwinnable and very few road games that are sure wins. And, many fans made the comment, hey; the Cajuns should win this one, right...

The 2012 Ragin Cajun football season kicks off tomorrow.

The annual value in Coach Hud's new five-year contract goes up from $350,000 to $750,000 a year.

The UL Lafayette Football Spring game is this Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m.

The Greater Iberia Chamber of Commerce is planning their annual banquet featuring UL Head Football Coach Mark Hudspeth. Coach Hudspeth came to Lafayette last year and took over the UL football program and led it to the first post-season bowl game in 41 years.

UL head football Coach Mark Hudspeth will make his first public appearance since last months New Orleans Bowl win. Brother's on the Boulevard will host the Cajuns coach at a public signing January 14th from eleven to one. Brother's is located 101 Arnould Boulevard...

UL's Ragin' Cajun Football team arrived in New Orleans Tuesday and has been taking in all the hoopla tied to a bowl game. For the first time in 40 years UL is appearing in a bowl game, the R & L Carrier Bowl and Coach Mark Hudspeth's challenge is keeping the team focused on the prize. Today we spoke with Steve Peloquin of our sister station ESPN 1420 on "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" and Steve filled us in on the Cajun's activities thus far.

He's staying put. ESPN 14-20 reports that U-L football coach Mark Hudspeth will remain as the Cajuns' head coach for the forseeable future.

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In this edition of "Not Necessarily The News," Tootie Landry tells you about the head football coach of UL's Ragin' Cajuns.

The defense led the way for the Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana as they beat Kent State 20 to 12 in a sloppy, rain soaked game Saturday.

More than 5000 Cajuns fans packed the Louisiana Cajun Dome for UL's annual Fall Fan Day. KPEL's Nathan Pike has the story.

The new UL Lafayette football coach is very enthusiastic about his new home and the team.  Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero had a chance to sit down and talk with Mark Hudspeth.