Troy University Athletics
Troy-ULM Set for Sun Belt Network Game of the Week
10/13/2011 2:22:00 PM | Football
TROY, Ala. – Troy and Louisiana-Monroe will square off at 6 p.m. (CT) on Saturday at Larry Blakeney Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium in this week's Sun Belt Network Game of the Week.
The Trojans lead the all-time series with ULM 8-4-1. Since 2005 the two teams have held serve at home, with both teams winning three times on their home field. Prior to membership in the SBC, Troy won five of seven meetings with a tie in 1973. Trojans coach Larry Blakeney is 6-3 in his career against ULM.
Last year, ULM held Troy to 285 yards of total offense, its lowest offensive output since Florida held it to 139 yards in the second game of 2009. It was the Trojans lowest offensive output in an SBC game since Oct. 2006 against North Texas (243 yards).
The Trojans will be looking to bounce back after a loss to Louisiana-Lafayette but they own a 5-4 record in games following a league loss, with two of the league losses coming in the final game of the season. Of the four losses, only once has Troy lost back-to-back league games, falling to Arkansas State and Middle Tennessee in the final two games of the 2005 season.
About Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast
CSS is a 24-hour sports channel carrying a full slate of college sports programming and can only be found on cable. With over 40 live football games including the SEC, Sun Belt, Conference USA, and Gulf South Conferences, the channel offers a comprehensive sports lineup throughout the year. The channel also offers more than 175 men's and women's live college basketball games and over 60 live baseball games, as well as a comprehensive mix of sports news and in-depth sports analysis geared toward fans in the south.
About Cox Sports Television
The New Orleans-based sports network launched on October 28, 2002 in front of 450,000 Louisiana viewers. CST has grown over 400% to nearly 2 million in the seven years since launch, making it one of the fastest growing regional sports networks in the south. CST is currently carried on cable systems in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Virginia and is available to Dish Network subscribers (Channel 421) in the Baton Rouge and New Orleans markets. CST is owned and operated by Cox Communications Louisiana, LLC. Initially targeted to be a Louisiana sports network, CST has secured collegiate, professional and high school events that have expanded the networks reach throughout the south.
The Trojans lead the all-time series with ULM 8-4-1. Since 2005 the two teams have held serve at home, with both teams winning three times on their home field. Prior to membership in the SBC, Troy won five of seven meetings with a tie in 1973. Trojans coach Larry Blakeney is 6-3 in his career against ULM.
Last year, ULM held Troy to 285 yards of total offense, its lowest offensive output since Florida held it to 139 yards in the second game of 2009. It was the Trojans lowest offensive output in an SBC game since Oct. 2006 against North Texas (243 yards).
The Trojans will be looking to bounce back after a loss to Louisiana-Lafayette but they own a 5-4 record in games following a league loss, with two of the league losses coming in the final game of the season. Of the four losses, only once has Troy lost back-to-back league games, falling to Arkansas State and Middle Tennessee in the final two games of the 2005 season.
About Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast
CSS is a 24-hour sports channel carrying a full slate of college sports programming and can only be found on cable. With over 40 live football games including the SEC, Sun Belt, Conference USA, and Gulf South Conferences, the channel offers a comprehensive sports lineup throughout the year. The channel also offers more than 175 men's and women's live college basketball games and over 60 live baseball games, as well as a comprehensive mix of sports news and in-depth sports analysis geared toward fans in the south.
About Cox Sports Television
The New Orleans-based sports network launched on October 28, 2002 in front of 450,000 Louisiana viewers. CST has grown over 400% to nearly 2 million in the seven years since launch, making it one of the fastest growing regional sports networks in the south. CST is currently carried on cable systems in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Virginia and is available to Dish Network subscribers (Channel 421) in the Baton Rouge and New Orleans markets. CST is owned and operated by Cox Communications Louisiana, LLC. Initially targeted to be a Louisiana sports network, CST has secured collegiate, professional and high school events that have expanded the networks reach throughout the south.
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