After hearing the question during Saturday’s Zoom media session, LSU defensive end Andre Anthony lit up at the prospect of his statute within the program. Anthony, who became a full-time starter and enjoyed a breakthrough […]
Former LSU All-America offensive lineman Alan Faneca was formally enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday during a ceremony at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio. Faneca is one […]
If anything, last year’s 5-5 LSU season was a slap-in-the-face reminder that football is and will always be a game of process. Unlike any sport because there are so many simultaneously moving parts, you can’t […]
In a perfect world, LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron would have liked to have addressed his team’s first preseason practice Friday with the starting quarterback battle he envisioned. However, because of a freak accident […]
The LSU Board of Supervisors rubberstamped Friday new contracts or extensions for four Tigers’ head coaches and four assistants covering five sports. Here’s what the board did: Football: Offensive line coach Brad Davis, who was […]
Ed Orgeron opens his fifth full season as LSU’s head football coach Friday when preseason practice starts. He and his coaching staff featuring six new assistants, including both offensive and defensive coordinators, have about five […]
Owen Brennan, father of LSU quarterback Myles Brennan, told WWL-FM radio Wednesday that his injured son’s goal remains to regain his starting spot as the Tigers’ QB. Brennan broke his left arm Sunday night in […]
(Note: Updated this morning with quotes from LSU head coach Ed Orgeron) It was June 9, 1994, maybe 10 minutes into my flight after taking off from Orlando headed to Houston where I was going […]
LSU’s anticipated preseason camp quarterback battle between senior Myles Brennan and sophomore Max Johnson that was just days away from starting apparently won’t happen. Tigers’ head coach Ed Orgeron announced late Monday afternoon that quarterback […]
RECORD LAST YEAR: 3-4 overall and in Pac 12 HEAD COACH (overall record, record at school): CHIP KELLY, (10-21 after three years at UCLA, 56-28 after seven years overall) OFFENSE (10 returning starters): UCLA played an all Pac-12 […]
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