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No. 14 LSU looks for first road victory

By Rowan Kavner
Sports Contributor
February 10, 2012

Any celebration from last week's win against Kentucky will cease Friday for the LSU gymnastics team as it travels to face a Gator squad it hasn't defeated in Florida in 18 years. No. 14 LSU is 2-0 at home...

Tigers Face In-State Foes in Doubleheader

By Ian Fontenot
Sports Contributor
February 10, 2012

The No. 27 LSU tennis team will look to rebound from their 5-2 loss against No. 31 Michigan last weekend when in-state opponents Tulane and New Orleans come to Baton Rouge tonight. The Tigers will play...

LSU loses season opener to Penn State, 5-3

By Scott Branson
Sports Contributor
February 10, 2012

The LSU softball team lost its season opener, 5-3 to Penn State, despite a career high 13 strikeouts for senior pitcher Brittany Mack in seven innings. Mack struck out the side in the first and again in...

Sports Briefs – February 9, 2012

By Staff Reports
February 9, 2012

18 LSU baseball games, SEC tournament to be televised The LSU baseball team will have at least 18 games televised this season, the Southeastern Conference announced on Wednesday. Eighteen of LSU's regular...

LSU senior tennis player Neal Skupski hits the ball Feb. 2 during the Tigers’ match against Clemson University at ‘Dub’ Robinson Stadium.

Skupski prepping for the pros

By Spencer Hutchinson
Sports Contributor
February 9, 2012

Former Tigers in the professional ranks aren't hard to find. From football to women's basketball and everything in between, the LSU pro factory consistently churns out star athlete after star athlete. Mark...

Dworaczyk allowed to play for a 6th year

By Katherine Terrell
Sports Editor
February 9, 2012

LSU offensive guard Josh Dworaczyk will get one more chance to play for a national championship after all. Dworaczyk has been granted an extension to his five-year playing clock and will be granted a sixth...

Lady Tigers to build on weekend upset

By Scott Branson
Sports Contributor
February 9, 2012

The LSU women's basketball team will host Mississippi State (13-10, 3-7 Southeastern Conference) tonight with a chance to win back-to-back games for the first time in nearly a month. On Feb. 5, the Lady...

Jefferson, Scott plead innocent in cases

By Hunter Paniagua
Sports Writer
February 9, 2012

Two former LSU players pleaded innocent to separate crimes on Thursday.  Former LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor simple battery stemming from an incident outside...

Jeryl Brazil, right, takes down Amite's Jermaine Jolla Jr.

Despite tweet, Brazil committed to LSU

By Hunter Paniagua
Sports Writer
February 9, 2012

News travels fast. When that news concerns LSU football, it travels faster. Jeryl Brazil, a junior athlete from Loranger High School and the first commit in the LSU class of 2013, learned that the hard...

Softball: LSU starts season with tough competition

By Albert Burford
Sports Contributor
February 9, 2012

The LSU softball team isn't wasting any time jumping into a rigorous schedule that features five of last year's eight College World Series teams. The No. 22 Tigers will start their opening weekend against...

Tigers fall to Vanderbilt, 61-76

By Chris Abshire
Sports Writer
February 9, 2012

The road script was a familiar one Wednesday night for LSU. The Tigers (13-10, 3-6 Southeastern Conference) couldn't overcome an inefficient second-half offense and a dominant opposing inside presence...

Baltimore Ravens running back Ricky Williams runs between New England Patriots defenders Jan. 22 during the AFC Championship.

Mic’d Up: Ricky Williams shows there’s more to life than football

By Micah Bedard
Sports Columnist
February 8, 2012

On Aug. 2, 2004, Errick Lynne Williams Jr. prematurely retired from football. Like great running backs before him who retired too early from the game, such as James Brown and Barry Sanders, Williams decided...