All FBS college teams from Louisiana lost this weekend

[Mac4Lyfe]

Did the hurricane take the wind out of these teams? I can't recall an entire state have all their FBS college teams lose in the same week?


FBS Teams
LSU Tigers lost to UCLA 38-27
Louisiana Raging Cajuns lost to Texas 38-18
Louisiana Monroe Warhawks lost to Kentucky 45-10
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs lost to MS State on a missed game winning FG 35-34
Tulane Green Wave gave OU all they could but lost 40-35


All of the FCS teams lost except 2.
Grambling won over TN State 16-10
Southeastern Louisiana beat North Alabama 49-28
McNeese State lost to West Florida 42-36
Nicholls State lost to Memphis 42-17
Northwestern State lost to North Texas 44-14
Southern lost to Troy 55-3


and yes, even NAIA Louisiana College lost as well. 20-13 VS SAGU


The entire state went 2 - 10. That is awful.

[funnyb25]

Louisville might as well be from Louisiana too

[MinnesotaFats]

I'm sure many have family or friends seriously affected by the hurricane

Plus their school schedule lol

[Mac4Lyfe]

Louisville might as well be from Louisiana too

Hey teams with Louis in their names... You look like shit.

[Mac4Lyfe]

I'm sure many have family or friends seriously affected by the hurricane Plus their school schedule lol

Yeah, I knew their practices were all affected but I didn't expect all of them to lose. That may be a future betting angle.

[rm18]

In some ways they did better than expected though Tulane and Tech covered by like 50 pts combined

[MinnesotaFats]

Big question is will Jameis light up the Packers on grass in Jax?

[Mac4Lyfe]

In some ways they did better than expected though Tulane and Tech covered by like 50 pts combined

I had a ML bet on Tulane. They had 2 chances at the end of the game to win. That would have been a very nice hit. Them and Tech really did well but you've got to finish the deal.

Big question is will Jameis light up the Packers on grass in Jax?

I'm heavily leaning Packers for this reason. Players definitely distracted with families displaced.