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UL seeks approval for new names honoring Robichaux, Rantz and Russo at baseball complex

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is seeking approval to rename portions of its baseball complex to honor former head coach Tony Robichaux and the Rantz and Russo families. The university is proposing new names across the facility to recognize these significant contributors to the Ragin' Cajuns baseball program.

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