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Saints’ Season At Stake Let me take a crack at a few headlines you may or may not have seen this week following another marred Saints-Rams game. “Refs 2, Saints 0” “Dead Ball …
Read More »Game One: In The Books
The governor was there. So were 20,437 fans. That set a new Cowboy Stadium single game attendance record. A slew of former Cowboys, including McNeese Hall of Famer Leonard Smith (a rare appearance) and
Read More »Something To Prove
It’s never too early to start talking football, in particular the Who Dat brand, despite it being 105 degrees outside. I was quick to hit overload on the U.S. women’s national soccer team. Nice
Read More »King Zion
He’s not yet the King of Mardi Gras, but that will surely come. Zion Williamson is the center of the NBA universe, not only in his new basketball home of New Orleans and the
Read More »Just Win Baby
By Rick Sarro You play to win the game. Winning isn’t everything … It’s the only thing. Winning is not a sometime thing … It’s an all the time thing. You are what your
Read More »Road Well Traveled
Fair or not, in the landscape of collegiate athletics, with the Power Five, mid-majors and all others, a program is judged on whether play continues after the regular season ends. Postseason conference tournaments, bowl
Read More »Ho-Hum Transfer
When Cameron Smith was recruited and signed out of Delray Beach, Fla., more than a year and a half ago, there was no doubt he was considered the heir apparent at quarterback for the
Read More »NFL Showtime
In this day and age of social media’s gauntlet of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and You Tube, not to mention the 24-hour news cycle of TV networks, print media, blogs, Yahoo, TMZ and everybody’s DotComs,
Read More »Gilbert’s Game Plan
McNeese’s first-year head football coach has been on the job a mere four months, and he has been quite busy. But Sterlin Gilbert still finishes every other sentence with “there’s still a lot of
Read More »Hail Mary Rule Change
By Rick Sarro The New Orleans Saints and its legion of Who Dat fans were hoping for vindication or even an admission of guilt; they were hoping for — no, demanding, — a rule
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