NEW ORLEANS – The victory parade has been scheduled. The trophy case in the LSU football complex is making room for a fourth national championship trophy. So, Ed Orgeron, how did the Tigers’ coach celebrate […]
NEW ORLEANS – It’s not a terribly long drive from Oxford to New Orleans, but for the LSU defense it’s half a world away. The injured and limited defense that was gashed countless times bythe […]
NEW ORLEANS – Two national head coach of the year winners who started as interims in their respective programs. A Heisman Trophy winning quarterback vs. a national championship winning QB. Game-breaking starting running backs, both […]
NEW ORLEANS – One thing was clear Sunday morning when coaches Ed Orgeron of No. 1 LSU and Dabo Swinney of No. 3 Clemson met with the media here for the last time before Monday […]
A college national championship game has previously been held in New Orleans four times. It started in 2000 and 2004 as the Sugar Bowl, advanced to 2007 and 2011 under the guise of the BCS […]
Injured wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and offensive guard Damien Lewis returned to practice Wednesday ahead of LSU’s College Football Playoff national championship game against Clemson Monday in New Orleans. Both starters suffered injuries in […]
Chris Curry didn’t know the plan until right before it was go time. But he did know that he had to be ready. During practice for the CFP semifinal in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl against […]
LSU coach Ed Orgeron officially confirmed Tuesday that suspended linebacker Michael Divinity has been reinstated and will play in the Jan. 13 College Football Playoff national championship game against Clemson. “Michael Divinity will be back […]
ATLANTA – Fifty-five minutes before kickoff of No. 1 LSU’s College Football Playoff semifinal against No. 4 Oklahoma in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl, Steve Ensminger jogged on the field like he had done for the […]
( ATLANTA – Nobody burned down Atlanta this bad since the Civil War. It took the Union army led by General William T. Sherman two days in November 1864 to do the job. It took […]
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