Monthly Archives: November 2011

If you’re a Southern football fan (why else would you be here?), and you had the misfortune of being in New Orleans for the Bayou Classic, well, you have our condolences. You saw for yourself how badly Grambling manhandled Southern … Continue reading →

NEW ORLEANS — Southern’s football season has ended, much in the same way it began: with a lopsided loss. In fact, this year’s Bayou Classic turned out the same way the previous three ended: with a lopsided loss. Inside the … Continue reading →

Less than 48 hours before the final college football game he’d ever play, Southern safety Demetric Rogers reflected on his career, thinking about all the great plays, peak moments and painful losses he’d experienced since he first pulled on a … Continue reading →

No lazybones allowed. No mid-afternoon naps. No long holiday weekends. For the Southern Jaguars, there was plenty of football on Thanksgiving. But it had nothing to do with the NFL games. Thanksgiving is obviously different for the Jaguars. As usual, … Continue reading →

Here at the Jaguar Nation blog, when it’s a game week and we make a midweek entry such as this, we start off with something halfway amusing. Or colorful. Or odd. Stuff like that. Then, we get into things like … Continue reading →

Hey … have you heard the news? Southern won last week! Hey … have you heard the other news? The Bayou Classic is next week! Those topics, and many others, are all in play as we hold our second-to-last online … Continue reading →

There’s a mess in the works at Alcorn State. There’s a big game in the making at Prairie View. Grambling has won five straight games heading into the Bayou Classic. And for poor Mississippi Valley, the team that can’t catch … Continue reading →

On the verge of another collapse, the Southern football team needed a game-winning drive in the closing minutes against Alabama State. In stunning and refreshing change, the Jaguars delivered. Brian McCain scored on a 1-yard dive with 9 seconds left, … Continue reading →