New Orleans Saints Losses Hurt Fans Dome Stay
By Ed Stanton/Louisiana Sports Buzz
The Saints and the Tigers can hardly blame their fans for leaving their stadiums early this season. Leave early and beat the traffic games.
Until the Tigers´ overtime win over Ole Miss last Saturday, their home games had been very one-sided early. The Saints fans have left in droves last Sunday their favorites trailed the Ben 31-10 midway through the final quarter.
They left in droves when the Saints were being hammered by the Ravens , leaving linebacker Scott Fujita to mildly chastise the fans who chose to duck out early,
But after turning the ball over four times to the Bengals, which came one week after three giveaways in a loss to the Steelers, not even Fujita could blame them.
"I may have left too, today," said Fujita as he managed a faint grin after the Saints (6-4) fell into a tie for first place in the NFC South with six games remaining.
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By Ed Stanton/Louisiana Sports Buzz
The Saints and the Tigers can hardly blame their fans for leaving their stadiums early this season. Leave early and beat the traffic games.
Until the Tigers´ overtime win over Ole Miss last Saturday, their home games had been very one-sided early. The Saints fans have left in droves last Sunday their favorites trailed the Ben 31-10 midway through the final quarter.
They left in droves when the Saints were being hammered by the Ravens , leaving linebacker Scott Fujita to mildly chastise the fans who chose to duck out early,
But after turning the ball over four times to the Bengals, which came one week after three giveaways in a loss to the Steelers, not even Fujita could blame them.
"I may have left too, today," said Fujita as he managed a faint grin after the Saints (6-4) fell into a tie for first place in the NFC South with six games remaining.
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