University of Louisiana at Lafayette Athletics
Saturday, December 29
Hammond, La.
4 p.m.
Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns
at
Southeastern Louisiana
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12/28/2018 3:04:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Louisiana Wraps Up Non-Conference Schedule With First Trip To Hammond Since 1971
LAFAYETTE – The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball team returns to action after an 11-day break for the Christmas holidays when it travels east to Hammond to face in-state opponent Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday afternoon at the University Center.
Tipoff is scheduled for 4 p.m. Fans can listen to the game in the Lafayette area on KHXT-FM (107.9), ESPN 1420 AM and worldwide on RaginCajuns.com with Jay Walker (PxP) and Ross Cook (color) providing the commentary.
Louisiana (8-4), playing its final non-conference game of the season before opening Sun Belt Conference action next week against Arkansas State, returns to play after posting an 80-67 victory at McNeese on Dec. 18. Malik Marquetti scored a career-high 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead the Ragin' Cajuns with Marcus Stroman adding 20 points.
JaKeenan Gant, who missed the McNeese game due to injury, leads Louisiana in scoring (16.9), rebounds (7.2) and blocked shots (3.2) with Marquetti (14.8), Stroman (12.7) and Justin Miller (10.5) all scoring in double figures.
The game against SLU (4-8) will mark Louisiana's first trip to Hammond since 1971. The Ragin' Cajuns have won 13 of the last 14 meetings in the series, including an 82-74 victory in the previous meeting between the schools on Dec. 19, 2017.
GAME INFORMATION
LOUISIANA (8-4) at SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA (4-8)
Date / Time: December 29, 2018 / 4:00 p.m.
Site: Hammond, La.
Arena: University Center (7,500)
Radio: KHXT 107.9 FM
Talent: Jay Walker (PxP); Ross Cook (color)
Web Stream: LionSports.net ($)
Live Stats: LionSports.net
Social Updates: @RaginCajunsMBB | #GeauxCajuns
SERIES INFORMATION
Overall: Louisiana leads, 37-20
In Lafayette: Louisiana leads, 22-8
In Hammond: Louisiana leads, 12-11
Neutral: Louisiana leads, 1-0
At Unknown Sites: Louisiana leads, 2-1
Streak: Louisiana +1
THE COACHES
LOUISIANA
Head Coach: Bob Marlin (Mississippi State, 1981)
Record at Louisiana: 163-115 (ninth season), Career Record: 511-281 (26th season)
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
Head Coach: Jay Ladner (Southern Miss, 1988)
Record at SLU: 63-80 (fifth season), Career Record: Same
STORY LINES
• Louisiana wraps up its 2018-19 non-conference schedule today when it faces defending Southland Conference co-champion Southeastern Louisiana.
• Louisiana plays its first game in Hammond since 1971 and makes it first-ever trip to SLU's University Center (built in 1982).
• The Ragin' Cajuns have won 13 of the last 14 meetings in the series since a 78-77 SLU victory on Feb. 20, 1965.
• Louisiana has won the last six meetings in Hammond - all played at Cefalu Coliseum - dating back to a 95-88 victory on Feb. 22, 1966.
• Junior guard Jeremy Hayes was born in nearby Roseland, La., and played his sophomore season at Amite High School before graduating from John Muir HS (Calif.).
QUICK HITS
• Louisiana's 122 points against Prairie View are the second-most scored against a Division I opponent this season (139, South Dakota State vs. Savannah State, 12/11).
• Marcus Stroman is ranked seventh nationally in assists per game (7.1), 10th in steals per game (2.7), 16th in total steals (30) and 18th in total assists (78).
• JaKeenan Gant is sixth in blocked shots per game (3.2) and eighth in total blocks (35).
• The Ragin' Cajuns are 17th nationally in scoring (84.6), 34th in free throw percentage (75.2) , 37th in turnovers forced (16.7) and 41st in 3-point field goals made per game (9.5).
• Louisiana is 4-3 overall in games played away from the Cajundome with wins over Colorado State and Tulane at the Gulf Coast Showcase in Estero, Fla., at New Orleans (Nov. 28) and at McNeese (Dec. 18).
• Under head coach Bob Marlin, Louisiana is 5-3 in the first game played after the Christmas holiday and will play its first post-Christmas game on the road for the third straight year (2016 at Arkansas State, 2017 at Little Rock).
• Since the 2013-14 season, Louisiana's 120 wins are the most by any current member of the Sun Belt Conference.
SCOUTING SOUTHEASTERN
• Under fifth-year head coach Jay Ladner, Southeastern has dropped its last four games after a 62-61 victory at Tulane on Dec. 1. The Lions have lost their last two games (at Grambling, at Bradley) by a combined four points.
• The defending Southland Conference co-champions and 2018 NIT participants have wins over William Carey, Stetson, Louisiana College and Tulane. SLU has faced a schedule that includes LSU, Nebraska, Texas Tech and Ole Miss.
• Moses Greenwood paces the Lions in both scoring (16.1 ppg.) and rebounds (7.4 rpg.) with Marlain Veal (13.8 ppg.) the other player averaging in double figures.
CAJUNS GET BATTLE-TESTED EARLY
• For only the second time in school history, Louisiana faced at least two teams ranked in the top 10 when it played at No. 6 Tennessee (Nov. 9) and No. 2 Kansas (Nov. 16).
• The only other time Louisiana faced two top-10 teams in the same season was in 2004-05 when the Ragin' Cajuns played then No. 2-ranked Kansas (L, 96-51) and No. 4 Louisville (L, 68-62).
• The Nov. 16 game at Kansas was Louisiana's second contest against a No. 2-ranked team in school history - ironically, the previous game against a No. 2 team was Kansas.
• Louisiana's lone win against a top-5 team in nine games came in a 70-61 win over then-No. 5 Georgetown (with freshman Patrick Ewing) in the opening game of the 1981 Great Alaska Shootout.
THE RAGIN' CAJUNS LEGACY LIVES ON
• Two members of the 2018-19 Ragin' Cajuns squad are following in the footsteps of their fathers, who each played for then-USL.
• Freshman forward Kobe Julien (Baton Rouge) is the son of former Ragin' Cajuns forward Wayne Julien (1977-81) with freshman guard Eli Mouton (Lafayette) the son of former Ragin' Cajuns player and current ESPN+ analyst Eric Mouton.
BORN ON THE BAYOU
• Eight of the 15 players on the 2018-19 Ragin' Cajuns basketball team hail from the state of Louisiana.
• Baton Rouge - Kobe Julien (Madison Prep) and Jalen Johnson (University Lab); Lafayette - Eli Mouton (Ascension Episcopal School); Lake Charles - P.J. Hardy (St. Louis Catholic); Alexandria - Cedric Russell (Peabody); Luling - Mason Aucoin (Hahnville); DeRidder - R.J. Gladney (DeRidder); Roseland - Jeremy Hayes.
TEAMS PLAY FAST UNDER MARLIN
• During Bob Marlin's 25-year tenure as a head coach, that includes three trips to the NCAA Tournament and a NJCAA national championship, his teams have employed an fast-paced style of basketball that has averaged 78.5 points per game during that span.
• His teams have averaged over 70 points per game 24 of the 25 years.
• The last six Ragin' Cajuns teams under Marlin have led the Sun Belt Conference in scoring.
• His last five teams has averaged 19th among 351 Division I teams in scoring.
• The 2017-18 edition averaged 83.2 points per game and posting the highest season average since the 1990-91 season.
TROPHY MARLIN
• Head coach Bob Marlin is in his ninth season at the helm of the Ragin' Cajuns with his teams from 2013-15 equaling the most wins (45) since a period from 1982-84 which saw then-USL post records of 22-10 (1982-83) and 23-10 (1983-84).
• During the past two seasons, Louisiana's 48 wins equaled the 1970-72 teams for the best two-year mark in school history.
• Under Marlin's guidance, the Ragin' Cajuns have made five postseason appearances, including a berth in the 2014 NCAA Championships.
• He is 163-115 in his career at Louisiana and has taken two teams - Louisiana (2014) and Sam Houston State (2003, 2010) to the NCAA Championships.
CAJUNS IN THE PROS
• Louisiana currently has one player - Elfrid Payton (New Orleans Pelicans) - competing in the National Basketball Association.
• The Ragin' Cajuns have had three players - Andrew Toney (8th pick, 1980, Philadelphia), Kevin Brooks (18th pick, 1991, Milwaukee) and Payton (10th pick, 2014, Philadephia/Orlando) taken in the first round of the NBA Draft.
• Louisiana has had eight players compete on an NBA roster - Brooks, Payton, Toney, Larry Fogle (New York Knicks), Dwight "Bo" Lamar (Los Angeles Lakers), Shawn Long (Philadelphia), Fred Saunders (Phoenix, Boston, New Orleans Jazz) and Marvin Winkler (Milwaukee).
100-POINT GAMES
• Louisiana reached the 100-point mark for the 140th time in school history after its 122-90 win over Prairie View on Dec. 11.
• The Ragin' Cajuns recorded five 100-point games last season - a 113-58 win over Louisiana College (Nov. 14), a 115-82 victory over Savannah State (Nov. 17), a 105-80 win at Nicholls State on Dec. 1, a 102-91 victory at Georgia Southern and a 100-79 win over UT Arlington on Feb. 17.
• In all, UL is 137-3 in games in which it has scored 100 points.
• Under head coach Bob Marlin, Louisiana is 19-0 in games when scoring 100 points or greater.
BUT THE CAJUNS CAN GET GREEDY TOO ...
• While the 2017-18 version of the Ragin' Cajuns basketball team showed a knack to share, they also were taking the basketball away at a near-record pace.
• Louisiana's 7.5 steals per game led the Sun Belt Conference, with the Ragin' Cajuns recording 255 steals on - the most since swiping 291 balls in 2004-05.
• The Ragin' Cajuns have surpassed the 290-mark in steals four times in school history with a single-season record 327 established in 1995-96.
HIGH-OCTANE CAJUNS
• Louisiana basketball has a history of high scoring, averaging at least 80 points per game 10 times from 1971 to 1992.
• Since then the Cajuns had scored better than 75 points per game just seven times entering the 2013-14 campaign.
• The last five Ragin' Cajuns squads have ramped up the offense, scoring 81.0 points per game in 2013-14, 77.5 points in 2014-15, 79.6 points in 2015-16 and 81.9 points in 2016-17.
• The 2017-18 edition of Ragin' Cajuns basketball averaged 83.2 points per game, best in the Sun Belt. Conference for the sixth consecutive season and 15th among Division I programs.
SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE
• Season tickets, beginning at $100, are available online at RaginCajuns.com using Account Manager, or by calling the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office at (337) 265-2357.
• All current UL faculty and staff, along with recent graduates (within the last five years), can purchase season tickets at a 50-percent discount to cheer on the Ragin' Cajuns during the 2018-19 season at the Cajundome.
• The special package will allow recent graduates of Louisiana to purchase tickets in sections 101-103. Discounts will be applied upon confirmation of graduate status by the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office.
GET YOUR PASSPORT
• The game against Southern is part of the "Louisiana Passport," which will recognize Ragin' Cajuns fans who attend all eight of Louisiana's scheduled games against in-state opponents during the 2018-19 season.
• Each game, beginning with the Ragin' Cajuns Nov. 28 game at New Orleans, fans will get their passport stamped at a location to be determined. In-state games for the Ragin' Cajuns include home games against Southern (Dec. 1), Loyola (Dec. 5), Louisiana Tech (Dec. 15) and ULM (Feb. 16), with additional road games slated against McNeese State (Dec. 18), Southeastern Louisiana (Dec. 29) and ULM (Jan. 19).
• At Louisiana's game against ULM at the Cajundome on Feb. 16, those who have a completed passport with eight stamps will be recognized on the court at some point during the game.
• For more information on tickets, contact the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office at (337) 265-2357. For information concerning parking, contact the RCAF at (337) 851-2903.
FOLLOW THE CAJUNS
Follow the Ragin' Cajuns on Twitter (@RaginCajunsMBB), Facebook (RaginCajunsMBB) or Instagram (@RaginCajunsMBB) to stay up-to-date on all that is happening with Louisiana Men's Basketball.
Tipoff is scheduled for 4 p.m. Fans can listen to the game in the Lafayette area on KHXT-FM (107.9), ESPN 1420 AM and worldwide on RaginCajuns.com with Jay Walker (PxP) and Ross Cook (color) providing the commentary.
Louisiana (8-4), playing its final non-conference game of the season before opening Sun Belt Conference action next week against Arkansas State, returns to play after posting an 80-67 victory at McNeese on Dec. 18. Malik Marquetti scored a career-high 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead the Ragin' Cajuns with Marcus Stroman adding 20 points.
JaKeenan Gant, who missed the McNeese game due to injury, leads Louisiana in scoring (16.9), rebounds (7.2) and blocked shots (3.2) with Marquetti (14.8), Stroman (12.7) and Justin Miller (10.5) all scoring in double figures.
The game against SLU (4-8) will mark Louisiana's first trip to Hammond since 1971. The Ragin' Cajuns have won 13 of the last 14 meetings in the series, including an 82-74 victory in the previous meeting between the schools on Dec. 19, 2017.
GAME INFORMATION
LOUISIANA (8-4) at SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA (4-8)
Date / Time: December 29, 2018 / 4:00 p.m.
Site: Hammond, La.
Arena: University Center (7,500)
Radio: KHXT 107.9 FM
Talent: Jay Walker (PxP); Ross Cook (color)
Web Stream: LionSports.net ($)
Live Stats: LionSports.net
Social Updates: @RaginCajunsMBB | #GeauxCajuns
SERIES INFORMATION
Overall: Louisiana leads, 37-20
In Lafayette: Louisiana leads, 22-8
In Hammond: Louisiana leads, 12-11
Neutral: Louisiana leads, 1-0
At Unknown Sites: Louisiana leads, 2-1
Streak: Louisiana +1
THE COACHES
LOUISIANA
Head Coach: Bob Marlin (Mississippi State, 1981)
Record at Louisiana: 163-115 (ninth season), Career Record: 511-281 (26th season)
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
Head Coach: Jay Ladner (Southern Miss, 1988)
Record at SLU: 63-80 (fifth season), Career Record: Same
STORY LINES
• Louisiana wraps up its 2018-19 non-conference schedule today when it faces defending Southland Conference co-champion Southeastern Louisiana.
• Louisiana plays its first game in Hammond since 1971 and makes it first-ever trip to SLU's University Center (built in 1982).
• The Ragin' Cajuns have won 13 of the last 14 meetings in the series since a 78-77 SLU victory on Feb. 20, 1965.
• Louisiana has won the last six meetings in Hammond - all played at Cefalu Coliseum - dating back to a 95-88 victory on Feb. 22, 1966.
• Junior guard Jeremy Hayes was born in nearby Roseland, La., and played his sophomore season at Amite High School before graduating from John Muir HS (Calif.).
QUICK HITS
• Louisiana's 122 points against Prairie View are the second-most scored against a Division I opponent this season (139, South Dakota State vs. Savannah State, 12/11).
• Marcus Stroman is ranked seventh nationally in assists per game (7.1), 10th in steals per game (2.7), 16th in total steals (30) and 18th in total assists (78).
• JaKeenan Gant is sixth in blocked shots per game (3.2) and eighth in total blocks (35).
• The Ragin' Cajuns are 17th nationally in scoring (84.6), 34th in free throw percentage (75.2) , 37th in turnovers forced (16.7) and 41st in 3-point field goals made per game (9.5).
• Louisiana is 4-3 overall in games played away from the Cajundome with wins over Colorado State and Tulane at the Gulf Coast Showcase in Estero, Fla., at New Orleans (Nov. 28) and at McNeese (Dec. 18).
• Under head coach Bob Marlin, Louisiana is 5-3 in the first game played after the Christmas holiday and will play its first post-Christmas game on the road for the third straight year (2016 at Arkansas State, 2017 at Little Rock).
• Since the 2013-14 season, Louisiana's 120 wins are the most by any current member of the Sun Belt Conference.
SCOUTING SOUTHEASTERN
• Under fifth-year head coach Jay Ladner, Southeastern has dropped its last four games after a 62-61 victory at Tulane on Dec. 1. The Lions have lost their last two games (at Grambling, at Bradley) by a combined four points.
• The defending Southland Conference co-champions and 2018 NIT participants have wins over William Carey, Stetson, Louisiana College and Tulane. SLU has faced a schedule that includes LSU, Nebraska, Texas Tech and Ole Miss.
• Moses Greenwood paces the Lions in both scoring (16.1 ppg.) and rebounds (7.4 rpg.) with Marlain Veal (13.8 ppg.) the other player averaging in double figures.
CAJUNS GET BATTLE-TESTED EARLY
• For only the second time in school history, Louisiana faced at least two teams ranked in the top 10 when it played at No. 6 Tennessee (Nov. 9) and No. 2 Kansas (Nov. 16).
• The only other time Louisiana faced two top-10 teams in the same season was in 2004-05 when the Ragin' Cajuns played then No. 2-ranked Kansas (L, 96-51) and No. 4 Louisville (L, 68-62).
• The Nov. 16 game at Kansas was Louisiana's second contest against a No. 2-ranked team in school history - ironically, the previous game against a No. 2 team was Kansas.
• Louisiana's lone win against a top-5 team in nine games came in a 70-61 win over then-No. 5 Georgetown (with freshman Patrick Ewing) in the opening game of the 1981 Great Alaska Shootout.
THE RAGIN' CAJUNS LEGACY LIVES ON
• Two members of the 2018-19 Ragin' Cajuns squad are following in the footsteps of their fathers, who each played for then-USL.
• Freshman forward Kobe Julien (Baton Rouge) is the son of former Ragin' Cajuns forward Wayne Julien (1977-81) with freshman guard Eli Mouton (Lafayette) the son of former Ragin' Cajuns player and current ESPN+ analyst Eric Mouton.
BORN ON THE BAYOU
• Eight of the 15 players on the 2018-19 Ragin' Cajuns basketball team hail from the state of Louisiana.
• Baton Rouge - Kobe Julien (Madison Prep) and Jalen Johnson (University Lab); Lafayette - Eli Mouton (Ascension Episcopal School); Lake Charles - P.J. Hardy (St. Louis Catholic); Alexandria - Cedric Russell (Peabody); Luling - Mason Aucoin (Hahnville); DeRidder - R.J. Gladney (DeRidder); Roseland - Jeremy Hayes.
TEAMS PLAY FAST UNDER MARLIN
• During Bob Marlin's 25-year tenure as a head coach, that includes three trips to the NCAA Tournament and a NJCAA national championship, his teams have employed an fast-paced style of basketball that has averaged 78.5 points per game during that span.
• His teams have averaged over 70 points per game 24 of the 25 years.
• The last six Ragin' Cajuns teams under Marlin have led the Sun Belt Conference in scoring.
• His last five teams has averaged 19th among 351 Division I teams in scoring.
• The 2017-18 edition averaged 83.2 points per game and posting the highest season average since the 1990-91 season.
TROPHY MARLIN
• Head coach Bob Marlin is in his ninth season at the helm of the Ragin' Cajuns with his teams from 2013-15 equaling the most wins (45) since a period from 1982-84 which saw then-USL post records of 22-10 (1982-83) and 23-10 (1983-84).
• During the past two seasons, Louisiana's 48 wins equaled the 1970-72 teams for the best two-year mark in school history.
• Under Marlin's guidance, the Ragin' Cajuns have made five postseason appearances, including a berth in the 2014 NCAA Championships.
• He is 163-115 in his career at Louisiana and has taken two teams - Louisiana (2014) and Sam Houston State (2003, 2010) to the NCAA Championships.
CAJUNS IN THE PROS
• Louisiana currently has one player - Elfrid Payton (New Orleans Pelicans) - competing in the National Basketball Association.
• The Ragin' Cajuns have had three players - Andrew Toney (8th pick, 1980, Philadelphia), Kevin Brooks (18th pick, 1991, Milwaukee) and Payton (10th pick, 2014, Philadephia/Orlando) taken in the first round of the NBA Draft.
• Louisiana has had eight players compete on an NBA roster - Brooks, Payton, Toney, Larry Fogle (New York Knicks), Dwight "Bo" Lamar (Los Angeles Lakers), Shawn Long (Philadelphia), Fred Saunders (Phoenix, Boston, New Orleans Jazz) and Marvin Winkler (Milwaukee).
100-POINT GAMES
• Louisiana reached the 100-point mark for the 140th time in school history after its 122-90 win over Prairie View on Dec. 11.
• The Ragin' Cajuns recorded five 100-point games last season - a 113-58 win over Louisiana College (Nov. 14), a 115-82 victory over Savannah State (Nov. 17), a 105-80 win at Nicholls State on Dec. 1, a 102-91 victory at Georgia Southern and a 100-79 win over UT Arlington on Feb. 17.
• In all, UL is 137-3 in games in which it has scored 100 points.
• Under head coach Bob Marlin, Louisiana is 19-0 in games when scoring 100 points or greater.
BUT THE CAJUNS CAN GET GREEDY TOO ...
• While the 2017-18 version of the Ragin' Cajuns basketball team showed a knack to share, they also were taking the basketball away at a near-record pace.
• Louisiana's 7.5 steals per game led the Sun Belt Conference, with the Ragin' Cajuns recording 255 steals on - the most since swiping 291 balls in 2004-05.
• The Ragin' Cajuns have surpassed the 290-mark in steals four times in school history with a single-season record 327 established in 1995-96.
HIGH-OCTANE CAJUNS
• Louisiana basketball has a history of high scoring, averaging at least 80 points per game 10 times from 1971 to 1992.
• Since then the Cajuns had scored better than 75 points per game just seven times entering the 2013-14 campaign.
• The last five Ragin' Cajuns squads have ramped up the offense, scoring 81.0 points per game in 2013-14, 77.5 points in 2014-15, 79.6 points in 2015-16 and 81.9 points in 2016-17.
• The 2017-18 edition of Ragin' Cajuns basketball averaged 83.2 points per game, best in the Sun Belt. Conference for the sixth consecutive season and 15th among Division I programs.
SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE
• Season tickets, beginning at $100, are available online at RaginCajuns.com using Account Manager, or by calling the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office at (337) 265-2357.
• All current UL faculty and staff, along with recent graduates (within the last five years), can purchase season tickets at a 50-percent discount to cheer on the Ragin' Cajuns during the 2018-19 season at the Cajundome.
• The special package will allow recent graduates of Louisiana to purchase tickets in sections 101-103. Discounts will be applied upon confirmation of graduate status by the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office.
GET YOUR PASSPORT
• The game against Southern is part of the "Louisiana Passport," which will recognize Ragin' Cajuns fans who attend all eight of Louisiana's scheduled games against in-state opponents during the 2018-19 season.
• Each game, beginning with the Ragin' Cajuns Nov. 28 game at New Orleans, fans will get their passport stamped at a location to be determined. In-state games for the Ragin' Cajuns include home games against Southern (Dec. 1), Loyola (Dec. 5), Louisiana Tech (Dec. 15) and ULM (Feb. 16), with additional road games slated against McNeese State (Dec. 18), Southeastern Louisiana (Dec. 29) and ULM (Jan. 19).
• At Louisiana's game against ULM at the Cajundome on Feb. 16, those who have a completed passport with eight stamps will be recognized on the court at some point during the game.
• For more information on tickets, contact the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office at (337) 265-2357. For information concerning parking, contact the RCAF at (337) 851-2903.
FOLLOW THE CAJUNS
Follow the Ragin' Cajuns on Twitter (@RaginCajunsMBB), Facebook (RaginCajunsMBB) or Instagram (@RaginCajunsMBB) to stay up-to-date on all that is happening with Louisiana Men's Basketball.
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