I can hear dem 'Dawgs a barkin'! I'm a Louisiana Tech Bulldog, through and through! And I LOVE…read moreBulldog football! I know that one day soon, as my children get older, I will purchase season tickets here for the entire family! I want my kids to grow up with that Tech tradition, and even if neither end up attending here, at least they will know what it is to love an institution of higher learning. True enough, when compared to the behemoths of the Southeastern Conference, our little stadium, lacks maximum bells and whistles, but it is more than comparable to many mid-major college stadiums around the southern U.S., and across our country. Many individuals have strapped it on, and played in this stadium, and left it when the time came, to then find even greater success on and in other fields. NFL Hall of Famers: Terry Bradshaw, Willie Roaf. Numerous Super Bowl Champions: Bradshaw, Chris Boniol, Doug Evans,Tramon Williams, Ryan Allen, etc. Canadian Football League Hall of Famer and All Time Great Matt Dunigan, Country Music Platimum-Selling Artist and Movie Star Trace Adkins, Duck Call innovator and Reality TV Star Phil Robertson. I have seen countless games inside this stadium. I have also seen the greatest game ever played inside this stadium: a 31-30 come from waaaay behind victory over the then Freedom Bowl bound Colorado State University Rams, a non-conference foe, on November 17th, 1990, that then also propelled Tech into the Independence Bowl versus the University of Maryland! The goal posts came down for the first time in this stadium's history, after all the time had expired from this spirited contest. This stadium these days (2016) is seeing some of its' greatest, most inspired teamwork yet, as Head Coach Skip Holtz has taken the Bulldogs onwards and upwards to two consecutive bowl victories, and one Conference USA Championship appearance so far! Go 'Dawgs!!

I MY SCHOOL! Everything about it is great. The people you meet, the atmosphere, the freedom, the…read morechange. I can go on and on I promise you but it won't mean a thing j til you've experienced it for yourself. #studentlife

I appreciate the significance of an HBCU and coach Robinson's sports legacy. However, the campus…read moreitself looks sorta burnt out. Parts of it feel downright abandoned.

There are few things as fulfilling as observing a life lived in full, and with great purpose. Eddie…read moreRobinson was a great coach. He was an even better man. A mentor, and leader of many. Even if you're not a big football fan, if you are in the area, you simply must stop by here. You'll be doing yourself a serious disservice if you do not. There is no charge for entry. Donations of any size, as with any museum, can be made on site and in person and are kindly appreciated. There are all sorts of interesting artifacts here commemorating the life of a legend. There are but few names of college football coaches that garner such reverence. Eddie Robinson is one of those names. College Football is my favorite sport. In all seriousness, if it is yours as well, visiting here will be every bit as interesting and fan-tastic as visiting Graceland! This place is Graceland for college football fans. And they should flock to it as so.

I cannot say enough great things about Louisiana Tech University. They go above and beyond to make…read moresure your needs as a student are met. They have so many resources on campus to make sure you're set up for success. Financially they have so many scholarship and other payment opportunities that I feel like a lot of school don't give. I was able to get scholarships and grants and it really helped me afford college. No only that, but I also felt valued and I felt I got the value of education for what I paid for. At Louisiana Tech, you're not just another "number" on campus, you're truly known as you. I know that sounds cheesy but I genuinely love Louisiana Tech and I hope you're giving the opportunity to as well !

Many family members have gone here. I have only experienced from the outside. The University works…read morewith you to be sure you succeed! Many scholarship opportunities. I love the Freshman ritual of throwing coin in the fountain and getting one back when you graduate.