Season-ending injuries have now wiped out nearly half of LSU’s starting defense. Senior defensive end Ali Gaye, a potential high-round NFL draft choice entering the 2021 season, is the latest player headed to the sideline […]
Two days after announcing that his leading receiver had suffered a season-ending injury, LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron is dealing with another major blow to his team. Starting sophomore cornerback Eli Ricks, who played […]
LSU’s 42-21 road loss at Kentucky last Saturday had additional bad news on Monday. LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron, appearing during his weekly news conference, confirmed that sophomore wide receiver Kayshon Boutte, whose nine […]
It was a keeper to the left side that had all the earmarks of a pedestrian gain. Instead, through his own balance and determination Kentucky quarterback Will Levis turned his first-down carry into a statement […]
For a team approaching the halfway point of the season, the ability of LSU’s offense to get plays called into a game in a timely fashion hasn’t approached midseason form. That area of the Tigers’ […]
LSU will be without two-time All-American cornerback and projected high NFL draft pick Derek Stingley Jr. indefinitely after the former Dunham High School standout had a procedure performed on his left foot, the school announced […]
LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron spent the majority of his 10 minutes with reporters on his weekly Zoom call taking the blame for his team’s performance in last Saturday’s 24-19 home loss to Auburn. […]
It was nearly a recipe for disaster when LSU perilously hung on for a three-point victory last week at Mississippi State. A week later the Tigers, who had another early two-touchdown lead only to watch […]
LSU senior linebacker Damone Clark was beating himself up over the lost opportunity. A week after watching teammate Andre Anthony scoop up a fumble and score the first touchdown in LSU’s 49-21 victory over Central […]
A former LSU offensive lineman with a long track record of success as a high school football coach in the state died this week of a heart attack. He was 59. Charlie Cryer was serving […]
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