Yobes Walker News

Running back and last year's Sun Belt Player of the Year Tyrell Fenroy may been done with his collegiate career at Louisiana-Lafayette, but ULM cannot rest easy on that one factor.

DATE & TIME: Saturday, November 7th, 3:30 p.m. FACTS & STATS: Site: ASU Stadium -- Jonesboro, Arkansas.

Still shocked and confused following UL's 20-17 overtime loss to Florida International in Miami on Saturday.

Alarm clocks buzzed during the early morning hours Saturday in UL's rooms at Don Shula's Hotel & Golf Club before an 11 a.m. kickoff in south Florida.

Rise and shine Golden Panthers in more ways than one. It's an early kickoff against Louisiana-Lafayette, and the Ragin' Cajuns bring a pretty stout running game with the type of mobile quarterbacks that tend to feast on FIU's defense.

The path that led Yobes Walker to becoming UL's starting tailback was loaded with twists and turns.

Louisiana-Lafayette lost its top offensive threat during Saturday's victory over Western Kentucky when tailback Undrea Sails fractured his leg.

Through the first half of the college football season, Louisiana-Lafayette overcame six first-quarter deficits to win four games, including its two Sun Belt Conference contests.

Over the past four years as a deep-snapper for UL's football team, Scott Hayes has personified perfection by making 351 snaps without a miscue.

Over the summer Julian Shankle took the time to recover from an injury and found some visual motivation for the upcoming football season by getting two tattoos.

One by One, UL's football players reported for the start of fall camp Wednesday at the Cox Communications Athletic Center.

At the conclusion of spring practice, UL head coach Rickey Bustle proclaimed that Undrea Sails would enter fall camp atop the depth chart at running back.

One by One, UL's football players reported for the start of fall camp Wednesday at the Cox Communications Athletic Center.