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LSU, fresh off another weekend sweep, this time of North Alabama, will have one more game before the start of Southeastern Conference play when the Tigers host Xavier (7-9) tonight. The Musketeers were swept by Vanderbilt over the weekend. Then it’s on to SEC play this weekend at home against Missouri. Email newsletter signup Sign […]
By: Scooter Hobbs
Whatever becomes of this LSU baseball season, the Tigers and their fandom surely will look back at March 5 and belly-laugh until their toenails hurt. If LSU is as good as head coach Jay Johnson thinks the Tigers are, then all concerned will be able to chuckle in retrospect, recall it with something approaching whimsy. […]
By: Scooter Hobbs
That was quite a basketball party McNeese threw Wednesday afternoon. The confetti fell. The steam cannons went off. Students rushed the floor, shortly after a spirited chant of “Season’s Ooh-er! … Season’s Ooh-ver” directed at the fair contingent of fans from their most bitter rival, the Lamar Cardinals. Nets were cut down in the Legacy […]
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When word got out that LSU was once again in the market for a defensive line coach — again? — I kept waiting on Pete Jenkins’ name to come up. When in doubt, who you gonna call … Never mind that Jenkins is now 83 years old. No matter how many times he retires, anytime […]
By: Scooter Hobbs
In some ways, this is the kind of weekend that lured a West Coaster like Jay Johnson from the Arizona desert to the bayous of Louisiana. The real allure was the opportunity to coach in the Southeastern Conference. And you can’t spell SEC baseball without … Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email […]
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The rumors have been flying around for a while now, ping-ponging and bouncing here and about like a loose ball getting kicked around in the paint. To wit: The Southeastern Conference has, kind of when no one was looking, become a — quote — “Basketball League.” Whether it wants to be or not. Email newsletter […]
Let me just say this up front: There are few things more boring and useless to your well-rounded collegiate experience than football spring games. Maybe that Philosophy 101 class taken as an elective could put you to sleep quicker. Still, the forced and often restrained, somewhat obligatory, “excitement” of a spring football game, well, if […]
OK, maybe the drama that played out over the weekend at the University of Tennessee was, finally, college football officially jumping the shark. On second thought, probably not. There are a lot more big fish in the water and the bar never seems to get raised high enough not to tempt others to take a […]
By: Scooter Hobbs
Maybe you had to dig deep, but there was a bright spot from LSU’s disastrous Southeastern Conference road trip to Auburn last weekend. In losing all three games, the Tigers might have left their bats at home — 4-for-27 with runners in scoring position — but they emerged from the frustration with new confidence in […]
By: Scooter Hobbs
Overloaded transfer portals. The name, image, likeness trifecta. Holdouts, opt-outs and cop-outs. The House vs. NCAA settlement. Every which way you turn, it seems it’s doom and gloom for college football, more lawsuits piled on top of legal briefs piled on top of salary caps and roster limits. This, clearly, is no way for a […]
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