Fitzgerald Toussaint Signs 3-Year Extension as Head Coach of the Ragin' Cajuns

In a significant move for the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns football program, head coach Fitzgerald Toussaint has signed a three-year contract extension that makes him the highest-paid coach in the Group of Five conferences. The deal, which is reported to be worth $13 million over the duration, reflects the university's commitment to maintaining its competitive edge in college football.

The contract extension comes on the heels of Toussaint’s impressive record of 39-3 during his tenure at Louisiana, including back-to-back seasons with 12 or more wins. Under his leadership, the program has not only excelled on the field but also developed a strong culture of player growth and community loyalty.

In an exclusive statement, Toussaint expressed his enthusiasm about continuing his journey with the Ragin' Cajuns: “I ain’t going nowhere. Louisiana is where I belong. I’m all about loyalty, and I’m excited to keep building this program with the guys I brought in, like Layne and Hoppes. We have a strong foundation, and I’m committed to developing these young men into champions both on and off the field. Go Cajuns!”

As the Ragin' Cajuns look ahead, the goals are set high, with aspirations to maintain their winning streak and compete fiercely in upcoming seasons. With Toussaint at the helm, fans can expect continued excellence and a deep-rooted commitment to the program's future.