LSU coach Ed Orgeron said last week he was looking for someone with pro experience to fill the Tigers’ passing game coordinator vacancy. Late Monday afternoon, he hired Scott Linehan, a former NFL head coach […]
LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron is about “next.” The Tigers win the national championship at 15-0. Next, he immediately dives into recruiting to finish the 2020 class. Loses defensive coordinator Dave Aranda. Next hires […]
To the victors go the spoils. Almost following quarterback Joe Burrow’s Heisman Trophy acceptance speech wish for Ed Orgeron of hoping “they give you a lifetime contract,” LSU’s national championship winning head coach and the […]
After Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher tried to steal LSU cornerbacks coach Corey Raymond last week, Raymond has signed a three-year Tigers’ contact extension, according to several sources confirmed in a report by Jimmy Smith […]
LSU embraced a new decade with its most convincing victory in a national football championship game. Mighty Clemson, the defending national titlist with a 29-game winning streak, was dispatched in a purple haze of missiles […]
Giving newly-crowned national champion LSU effuse praise and his congratulations punctuated by a “Go Tigers!”, President Donald Trump hosted head coach Ed Orgeron and the Tigers in a ceremonial visit to the White House on […]
Make that seven players and two coaches gone. Three days ago on Monday night, LSU won its fourth national football championship. Then on Tuesday, Tigers’ first-year passing game coordinator Joe Brady, who helped mastermind the […]
Somewhere in the last six NFL seasons since he starred as an LSU wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr. lost himself. Whether it’s the enormous fame cultivated through his highlight reel catches on the field, his […]
NEW ORLEANS – Winning a major college football national championship is one of the hardest mountains to climb in all of sports. There’s no margin of error in the chase to become one of the […]
Like some of LSU’s football practices this past season that started outdoors and ended indoors, so will the Tigers’ celebratory national championship parade on Saturday. Weather permitting, the parade starts at 11 a.m. at LSU’s […]
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