“Skip” Bertman Sit Down – Part One
Never known as a man who lacks candor, nor one to shy away from promoting his team, his school or himself if it benefitted his cause, former LSU baseball coach and Athletic Director Stanley “Skip” […]
Never known as a man who lacks candor, nor one to shy away from promoting his team, his school or himself if it benefitted his cause, former LSU baseball coach and Athletic Director Stanley “Skip” […]
Ninth-ranked Tennessee was hot, LSU was not. Tennessee hit 12 3-point shots on 32 attempts from beyond the arc and converted 19 turnovers into 33 points, and the No. 9 Volunteers beat LSU, 77-56, on […]
Willie Sims – “the best sixth man in all of college basketball,” as LSU’s longtime public address announcer Sid Crocker always introduced him before most of Sims’ 120 games as a Tiger from 1977 through […]
Mere months after the floor at LSU’s Pete Maravich Assembly Center was named, it appears a bid to rename Dale Brown Court is underway. The effort, however, is being met with impassioned resistance from supporters […]
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, […]
Dale Brown stood at center court inside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, the epicenter of so many highs and lows in his coaching career, surrounded by the players, coaches, family and friends that made it […]
Almost 25 seasons after Dale Brown finished his 25-year career as LSU’s head men’s basketball coach, the school’s Board of Supervisors approved Friday at its monthly meeting to name the Pete Maravich Assembly Center court in […]
When 20-year-old Collis Temple Jr. walked into the brand-spanking new LSU Assembly Center in January 1972, he had just one thought in mind. He had played the first two years of his college basketball career […]
He never captured a national championship, but he is arguably the most revered coach in LSU history. Dale Brown did win more games than other basketball coach in LSU history, but he was much more […]
Next month is the 35th anniversary of a memorable Sports Illustrated feature on LSU athletics. The headline on the cover of the Nov. 18, 1985 issue read “Crazy Days at LSU” coupled with a photograph […]
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