Glenn Guilbeau is a journalist at Tiger Rag. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of sports with culture and society. Glenn's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Advertiser, Fox News Media, and NOLA.com.
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Glenn's coverage is predominantly focused on college football, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories in the sports domain. He also covers some topics related to the NFL.
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Another reason why LSU football coach Lane Kiffin should not have brought up Ole Miss' racial history as it pertains to recruiting in a recent Vanity Fair article played out Tuesday at the Southeastern Conference Spring Meetings. The former Ole Miss head coach the last six years was asked
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LSU sophomore sprinter Shawnti Jackson leads the Tigers into the NCAA postseason today in Lexington, Kentucky. (LSU photo).
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor One of the highest ranked Transfer Portal players LSU basketball coach Will Wade has been in contention for has decided to keep his name in the NBA Draft just as the May 27 deadline today was arriving with the draft on June 23. Allen Graves (6-foot-9, 225 pounds), a
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU really is just different, as LSU football coach Lane Kiffin so eloquently said at his introductory press conference on Dec. 1 in Tiger Stadium, starting a hashtag for the ages - or at least for his first season. Well, the braintrust of the Harper Collins publishing giant based
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU center fielder Derek Curiel delivered a mic drop moment on Matt Moscona's daily sports talk show on ESPN 104.5 FM in Baton Rouge on Wednesday. Despite being a draft-eligible sophomore and the No. 15-ranked prospect for the July 11 Major League Baseball Draft, which would mean a bonus
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Trying to emulate the NFL is a good idea sponsored by Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, in a bipartisan bill called the Protect College Sports Act that is aimed to save college sports from itself. There are some good elements to the bill, such as limiting
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey may need a vacation at a beach soon, but maybe not at Miramar Beach in the Destin, Florida area - site of the just-concluded SEC Spring Meetings. Sankey basically got sand kicked in his face throughout the four days of discussion of College Football
LSU sprinter Grant Buckmiller's 44.86-second time in the 400 meters at the NCAA East first round in Lexington, Kentucky, Friday, qualified him for the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, June 10-13. (LSU photo).
LSU senior sprinter Ella Onojuvwevwo earned a trip to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon, June 10-13, on Saturday in the NCAA First Round at Kentucky as part of the Tigers 4x400 relay team with a time of 3:27.50. The other three sprinters were Rafiatu Nuhu, Shawnti Jackson and Kennedi Burks. (LSU photo).
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By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU’s Lane Kiffin is at the head of the Class of 2026's six new head coaches in the Southeastern Conference heading into the summer after a league record tying five firings during and after the 2025 season. Fired were Florida’s Billy Napier, LSU’s Brian Kelly, Arkansas’ Sam Pittman, Auburn’s
