New Orleans native Calvin Magee, former NFL receiver and college coach, dead at 59
A local prep star and native New Orleanian who built a tremendound career in football, Calvin Magee died from a heart attack at age 59.
view moreUseche’s clutch pinch-hit helps UNO down Southern to wrap up regular season
Miguel Useche delivered a clutch two-run double in the eighth inning and the New Orleans Privateers (28-21) narrowly won a 5-4 decision over the Southern Jaguars.
view moreDeep Louisiana impact in NCAA baseball? It’s possible
With a month left until Selection Monday on Memorial Day, D1Baseball is projecting four Louisiana schools to reach the field of 64.
view moreChargois shuts out Southern in doubelheader split
Five consecutive starts. Five consecutive complete games. No earned runs allowed.
view moreUNO at Southern baseball game postponed due to weather concerns
The Privateers have had a second consecutive midweek game affected by weather.
view moreNew Orleans area players found careers in baseball after playing days
While professional baseball players aspire to have lengthy major-league careers, the reality is that most of them won’t ever reach the big leagues. And even if they make it to the “Show,” the average length of major-league careers is around three to four years.
view moreLSU completes perfect weekend with 15-0 romp over Southern
LSU, which also defeated Towson, 11-1, earlier in the day, improved to 7-1 with its fourth straight win. Southern dropped to 2-6 with Sunday’s loss.
view moreLSU takes 9-2 win over Southern
Second-ranked LSU pounded out 15 hits Saturday and overcame a 2-0 fifth-inning deficit to post a 9-2 win over Southern in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.
view moreInaugural HBCU Legacy Bowl deemed a success
With a number of huge names on hand to support and watch, the inaugural HBCU Legacy Bowl at Yulman Stadium did not deliver a particularly compelling game but the overall effort and result was quite compelling.
view moreHBCU Legacy Bowl has numerous pro prospects to watch
It will present an opportunity for talent from to predominately black universities and colleges to showcase themselves for pro scouts.
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