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 […]
NEW ORLEANS – First-year LSU passing game coordinator Joe Brady might have been the first Tigers’ assistant ever in which LSU’s fan base would willingly start a GoFundMe account to make sure he stayed put. […]
NEW ORLEANS – Don’t let the easy-going smile fool you. LSU Heisman Trophy winning quarterback has his game-face on for Monday’s College Football Playoff national championship game against Clemson. Exhibit 1, according to LSU coach […]
NEW ORLEANS – There’s no doubt Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, a former Alabama wide receiver, is a product of the Crimson Tide football program. At last check, Clemson has won 29 straight games including national […]
The cat-and-mouse game has begun. No. 1 LSU opened practice Thursday for its Jan. 13 College Football Playoff national championship game against No. 3 and defending national champ Clemson in battle of 14-0 teams. But […]
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 […]
The 2019 season has been a wondrous one for LSU football. At the end of last year, the offense showed signs of progression but nobody could have predicted what was to come. LSU’s redefined offense […]
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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