Much has been made of LSU'sstruggles to cobble together a full college basketball team in Will Wade's first year. But another team in Louisiana is having some issues of its own.
In Quannas White's second season coaching the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, a Nov. 14 game against UNC-Wilmington has been postponed due to what the school called "an insufficient number of available student-athletes."
In short, there weren't enough players eligible to play.
In Louisiana's statement, it added "the schools will work on rescheduling the game at a later date."
USA TODAY Sports has reached out to the school for more information.
White's first season was marked by struggle in
Lafayette, with ULL going 11-22 (7-11 Sun Belt) in 2025. Louisiana played with nine eligible players on Nov. 9 against New Orleans, winning 56-39 after season-opening losses to Akron and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
Louisiana will now try to shore up its roster and continue its season. Based on the statement, this is not a forfeit for the Ragin' Cajuns.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Louisiana basketball postpones game due to 'insufficient number' of players
