A Tiger Rag Special The Only Job Jerry Stovall Ever Wanted Jerry Stovall arrived at LSU as the final scholarship in a class of 52. Twenty-one years later, the university turned to him after Bo […]
By GLENN GUILBEAU (Reprinted from Jan. 13, 1990, Tiger Rag. Originally in Jan. 10, 1990, Alexandria Daily Town Talk.) Bobby Morrison awoke and sat straight up in his bed at the Capitol House Hotel in […]
GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Lynn Amedee, one of the most well-traveled college football assistant coaches in history who played quarterback and kicked at LSU from 1960-62 and returned twice as an assistant coach, died […]
In celebration of the Charles McClendon Scholarship Foundation’s $1 million commitment to LSU Athletics, the Tiger Athletic Foundation unveiled a plaque outside of Tiger Stadium in honor of the legendary LSU football head coach ahead […]
GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor One of the wildest songs by Bruce Springsteen with rhyming lyrics all over the place was “Blinded By The Light” from his debut album, “Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.” that […]
BATON ROUGE — If any Team of Troy should have cowardly tried to get out of a game with LSU as the current USC has for two years, it should have been the 1979 Trojans […]
A Facebook friend recently posted his list of LSU’s best football coaches since 1955. Nick Saban headed the list presented by Paul Hood followed by Brian Kelly, Paul Dietzel, Bill Arnsparger, Les Miles, Charles McClendon […]
The life of Charles Youmans McClendon started 100 years ago this fall. On Oct. 17, 1923, McClendon was born in Lewisville, Arkansas. The South Arkansas town in Lafayette County reported a population of 915 in […]
In the infancy of athletes reaping an overdue harvest from brandishing their name, image and likeness, recruiting has blossomed into a full scale bidding war in public view. In the Golden Age of NCAA scrutiny, […]
Charles McClendon directed LSU teams to post-season victories over undefeated teams vying for national honors three times in six years in the 1960s. His Tigers whipped unbeaten Texas 13-0 in the 1963 Cotton Bowl, snapped […]
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