Nick Saban, Joe Horn, Phil Robertson among Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame’s 2020 class
Outdoorsman Phil Robertson, recognized internationally as the Duck Commander, and former LSU football coach Nick Saban, who won 75 percent of his games and the 2003 national championship in five seasons with the Tigers, join eight-time Mr. Olympia world bodybuilding champion Ronnie Coleman and another global sports figure, Sweet Lou Dunbar of the Harlem Globetrotters, among a star-studded group of eight 2020 competitive ballot inductees chosen for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.
view moreRagin’ Cajuns unveil 2019 Athletics Hall of Fame Class
The 2019 class will be inducted into the Louisiana Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Nov. 1 and will be recognized during halftime of the 2019 Homecoming football game against Texas State on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Cajun Field.
view moreLittle League star Reece Roussel earns August Athlete of the Month honor
The leading hitter on the champions from Eastbank Little League was an other-worldly 17-for-23 at the plate with his 17 hits to set a Little League World Series record.
view morePirogue racers honor nearly century-old Cajun tradition
Deep in Bayou Barataria, there are bald cypress trees that are fully grown, greeting the sun each morning and saying its goodbye at night.
view moreWeatherspoon enters Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
They call her Spoon.
view moreCrescent City Sports to produce prep games again this fall on CST
For the third consecutive football season, Crescent City Sports will produce high school games to air on Cox Sports Television.
view moreVideo: Sugar Bowl’s Hundley hopes ‘cooler heads will prevail’ in LHSAA split
Hundley said Tuesday that his organization is displeased with the ongoing division within the Louisiana High School Athletic Association.
view moreJazz Ferguson lands on Seattle practice squad
Former Northwestern State All-American wide receiver Jazz Ferguson will remain with the Seattle Seahawks.
view moreHundley, Dannen, Ausberry, Harley, Chango, Dares to speak Tuesday at New Orleans QB Club
Allstate Sugar Bowl CEO and Tulane athletic director headline week two speakers.
view moreLouisiana hall of fame jockey Randy Romero dead at 61
Hall of Fame jockey Randy Romero, who fought numerous ailments for decades during and after a sensational riding career, died early Thursday at his home in Lafayette, La. He was 61.
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