By Hunter Paniagua Sports Writer
• October 15, 2011
LSU football games have started to follow a certain script.
The defense creates turnovers and minimizes the production of opposing offenses. The offense protects the ball and pounds away with a dominant...
By Albert Burford Sports Contributor
• October 15, 2011
LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis is a baby. He admitted it.
Chavis spoke through tears following No. 1 LSU's (7-0, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) 38-7 victory against Tennessee (3-3, 0-3 SEC) on Saturday.
"I'm...
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- No. 1 LSU wore down Tennessee and dominated time of possession en route to a 38-7 victory in Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
The Tigers possessed the ball for more than 38...
By Scott Branson Sports Contributor
• October 10, 2011
Many college football players grew up with dreams of someday playing in the NFL and idolizing those who have made it.
The favorite athletes of a few of LSU's football players have a distinctly local flair.
Sophomore...
By Albert Burford Sports Contributor
• October 10, 2011
There must be something in the water.
For the second week in a row, LSU's dominating defense will face a backup quarterback facing his first start of the season.
While the No. 1 Tigers (6-0, 3-0 Southeastern...
Hot boudin, cold coosh coosh.
Who'd of thought State would poosh poosh?
That's right, folks, my first push of the year came last week when Mississippi State failed to cover an 18-point spread against Alabama-Birmingham.
The...
By Hunter Paniagua Sports Writer
• October 9, 2011
Sophomore running back Michael Ford recorded only one carry for two yards against Florida on Saturday after rushing for 322 yards in LSU's first five games.
Ford fumbled in the first quarter against Kentucky...
By Michael Gegenheimer Sports Contributor
• October 9, 2011
As the lore of the Honey Badger grows, so does sophomore cornerback Tyrann Mathieu's Heisman hype.
Mathieu, who said he doesn't hate the nickname, doesn't like the sweet implication of the word "honey,"...
As the final seconds ticked off the clock Oct. 2, 2010, the scoreboard in Tiger Stadium read 14-10 in favor of Tennessee.
Amid a field of chaotic frenzy, CBS displayed the upset on televisions across the...
By Scott Branson Sports Contributor
• October 9, 2011
Playing in the same defensive backfield as a certain 5-foot-9-inch Heisman contender, one could be understandably overlooked.
Senior safety Brandon Taylor praised the play of sophomore defensive back Tyrann...
By Sean Fairholm, Deputy Sports Editor
• October 9, 2011
Even powerhouses can watch constant success get stolen away.
For the first time since Dec. 6, 1982, not a single college football program from the state of Florida is represented in the AP...
