Former Holy Cross and McNeese QB James Tabary now working COVID-19 front lines in New Orleans
Like many people around the world, former McNeese record-setting quarterback James Tabary is living the COVID-19 pandemic nightmare in more ways than one.
view moreAl Dupuy’s NFL Draft mock first round 2.0
Joe Burrow remains the top overall pick
view moreVideo: NASH ICON 106.1 Sports Talk Update
Ken Trahan gives an update on why live sports talk shows All-Access & The Tailgaters are currently in hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
view moreNFL, city officials work to keep 2024 Super Bowl in New Orleans
The 17-game NFL regular season, beginning in the fall of 2021, could force the Super Bowl in 2024 out of New Orleans.
view moreHoly Cross announces hires of Saltaformaggio, Hess, Barbay
Hess, one of the best wrestlers in state history, is now head coach.
view moreNCAA Division I Council extends eligibility for student-athletes in spring sports impacted by COVID-19
The Division I Council on Monday voted to allow schools to provide spring-sport student-athletes an additional season of competition and an extension of their period of eligibility.
view moreWhere are they now? Former NFL cornerback Maurice Hurst
Hurst was a Louisiana born and bred player who went on to NFL success.
view moreBobby Hebert Sr. dies after testing positive for coronavirus
The 81-year old was a survivor of colon cancer, multiple strokes and a birth defect that required open-heart surgery.
view moreGoodness, kindness on display in the face of sadness, loneliness
For those us involved in the wonderful, wacky, wild, wooly, sometimes even weird world of sports, it is not surprising that so many people find themselves wanting for the ability to attend or to watch live games.
view moreGayle Benson says ‘I miss everyone’ in podcast
With one of the leaders of her franchises and another close confidant having tested positive for the coronavirus, Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson understands the need to take all precautions regarding COVID-19.
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