College Sports

The LSU Tigers baseball team will face Air Force and Alcorn State University in it’s first weekend action of the 2012 season. Our first weekend series preview by Adam Steed will be posted on Thursday February 16. Here’s the entire 2012 schedule: Date Opponent Location Time (CT) On the Air   Fri, Feb 17 Air Force Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box Stadium)   7:00 p.m. 98.1 FM   Sat, Feb 18 Alcorn St. Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box Stadium)   6:30 p...Read Full Story

Its that wonderful time of year when LSU Baseball dominates the world in the NCAA Baseball tournament.  The #3 overall seeded (#2 ranked in polls) Bayou Bengals went 3-0 with combined scores of 23-7 in the three games of Regional Play and advanced to face Rice in the Super Regional this weekend.  Nice.  The Tigers are dominant. Living in Big Ten land, I must also rejoice not only in the success of the Tigers but also their SEC compatriots, Florida, Mississippi, and Arkansas who also advanced...Read Full Story

Its that wonderful time of year when LSU Baseball dominates the world in the NCAA Baseball tournament.  The #3 overall seeded (#2 ranked in polls) Bayou Bengals went 3-0 with combined scores of 23-7 in the three games of Regional Play and advanced to face Rice in the Super Regional this weekend.  Nice.  The Tigers are dominant. Living in Big Ten land, I must also rejoice not only in the success of the Tigers but also their SEC compatriots, Florida, Mississippi, and Arkansas who also advanced...Read Full Story

 There are differences between facts and opinions.  Fact:  LSU is awesome. Opinion: Ohio State is awesome. The first is proven and is true in all circumstances.  The second is what one individual merely "beleives" to be true.  In fact, it is dead wrong.  It is a wrong opinion (Unless you add to the end "Ohio State is awesome losing big games.  Or "Ohio State is awesome at being overrated."  At that point, it actually stops being an opinion and becomes a fact.) Circle City Tickets--not only do...Read Full Story

In a not so shocking decision Friday, the Louisiana State University football team let go of quarterback Ryan Perrilloux . In a statement, head coach Les Miles sad that Perrilloux, "didn't fulfill his obligation as an LSU student-athlete." This isn't exactly a surprise. After more than a few run-ins with the law and school, Perrilloux permanently scarred his career. He required discipline from law officials, the school and the team regularly. After becoming involved in a counterfeiting...Read Full Story