Falling below .500 in Sun Belt Conference play, Louisiana’s Ragin Cajuns lost a three-game series against the University of South Alabama Jaguars at Eddie Stanky Field in Mobile, Ala.

The 2011-2012 sports year has been an interesting journey. We’ve witnessed the highs of the greatest season ever by a UL football team, a ridiculously hot start for softball and plenty of lows, as well

In a hard-fought series at M.L. Tigue Moore Field, the Ragin’ Cajuns lost two out of three games against the Florida International Panthers.

It has been a difficult couple of weeks for Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns golf team as it struggled to place in the top half of the field in LSU National Invitational two weeks ago and fell down to 11th place in the All-American Classic last week in the team’s worst finish of the year.

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After dropping three games against the Florida Atlantic University Owls, the Ragin’ Cajuns now stand at a six-game losing streak. The weekend started well enough with the Cajuns taking an early lead against the Owls, but things soon turned for the worst.

For a couple of hours on Saturday, football was back. It’s almost a tease for football fans, like a meal that doesn’t quite fill you up. The Spring Game was entertaining, as always, but now we have to wait until September for the real deal. With that being said, we saw a lot of good things this weekend to hold us over until the season starts.

Despite losing their first game, the No. 8-ranked Ragin’ Cajuns softball team has a lot to be happy about these days. For starters, after the hardest portion of their schedule, the Cajuns had a chance to sit back and take a breath this past week. According to co-head coach Michael Lotief, the team tried to stay as normal as possible.

You would assume, as defending New Orleans Bowl MVP, a title earned by throwing for 470 yards with three touchdowns, quarterback Blaine Gautier would not worry about returning to his starting position in the 2012 season. Coming off the Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns best season in decades, in which Gautier led the charge to a 9-4 record and broke many school single-season records, you would assume the senior would easily slide back into the starting rotation.