Some of the agony and aggravation of LSU’s disappointing 2020 football season finally eased Saturday afternoon. LSU’s Jay Ward partially blocked a potential game-tying 44-yard field goal by Arkansas placekicker A.J. Reed with 1:24 left […]
When LSU opens its 2020-21 basketball season Thursday with two games in three days in St. Louis, it will more just more than 8½ months since the Tigers and all college teams had last season […]
The itinerary for LSU’s football team Friday includes a meeting with players at 10 a.m., later boarding busses to Baton Rouge’s airport with an anticipated arrival in Fayetteville, Ark. between 4:30-5 p.m. The team has […]
LSU’s best player this season – wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. – has certainly been seen, but not often heard. In a turbulent year made more uncertain because of the coronavirus pandemic, elite players with […]
LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron will rarely tell you when he doesn’t like another coach or school. But when he does, like his fondness for the University of Arkansas, LSU’s road opponent Saturday at […]
Game 6 LSU (2-3 overall and SEC West) at Arkansas (3-4 and SEC West), 11 a.m., SEC Network Last week for Arkansas: Razorbacks quarterback Feleipe Franks returned to Gainesville to face Florida, a team he started […]
Mondays during the college football season in the Southeastern Conference in Birmingham usually are mostly reserved for fielding phone calls from some of the league’s 14 head football coaches unhappy about officiating in Saturday’s games. […]
LSU sounds like a team closer to playing a game instead of idling on the sideline for a third consecutive week. Tigers head football coach Ed Orgeron said during his weekly news conference Monday he […]
A USA Today sports investigative report published Monday alleged at least nine LSU football players, including former running back Derrius Guice and wide receiver Drake Davis, have been reported to police for sexual misconduct and […]
Times are tough in Fayetteville, Arkansas where Frank Broyles once ruled the college football kingdom. In 1964 when Lyndon Johnson scored a landslide victory in the presidential election and Jim Brown rampaged past Baltimore to […]
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