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After nearly 40 years with the Cajuns, the football program’s go-to guy embraces an uncertain future

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By Kevin Foote Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
For nearly four decades, Troy Wingerter had somewhere to be every August. On Tuesday, for the first time since Ronald Reagan was president, he walked away from the UL football program with no practice schedule, no recruiting calendar and no idea what comes next. Despite the many unanswered questions facing the New Orleans native who has served the Ragin’ Cajuns in multiple ways, Wingerter realized he was more prepared for the uncharted days ahead than he ever imagined.
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UL softball transfer from California has more connections to Lamson Park than you'd think

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By Kevin Foote Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
At first glance, there doesn't appear to be many connections between Angelyna Conde of La Mirada, California and Lamson Park in Lafayette. But as new as UL softball's park was to Conde's eyes during his visit last week, there was more familiarity than meets the eye. For one, the Texas Tech transfer had the Ragin' Cajuns on her recruiting radar back in high school when former UL coach Gerry Glasco began recruiting her, before she ended up in Lubbock.
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Cajuns hoping they've found big-play tight end from Houston area

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By Kevin Foote Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
Throughout Bryce Coleman's football career, he was a wide receiver. With his speed, hands and leaping ability, the position seemed to suit him perfectly. But prior to his junior season at Shadow Creek High in Pearland, Texas, Coleman moved took on the challenge of a new position and apparently UL's coaching staff liked the change. That new position is tight end and Cajuns' tight end and associate head coach Jorge Munoz pursued the 6-foot-3, 225-pound prospect.
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