Monthly Archives: December 2011

After much speculation and many delays, the SEC office has announced it will release the 2012 conference football schedule at 9 a.m. Wednesday. According to LSU athletic director Joe Alleva, the SEC will only release a schedule for the 2012 … Continue reading →

The Indianapolis Star and multiple websites are reporting Tuesday afternoon that five-star quarterback prospect Gunner Kiel has committed to LSU. Kiel (6-foot-3, 215 pounds) out of Columbus (Ind.) East chose the Tigers over Notre Dame and Vanderbilt, reopening his recruiting … Continue reading →

Everyone has heard of Southern hospitality, but this may be a new spin on an old ideal. LSU’s athletic department recently took out this full color ad in the Shreveport Times, wishing new SEC member Missouri good luck in Monday’s … Continue reading →

Gunner Kiel is running out of shopping days to find a football home. Widely regarded as one of the nation’s top one or two quarterback prospects, the Columbus (Ind.) East blue-chipper told the Indianapolis Star that he plans to choose … Continue reading →

Everyone is good to go. That was essentially the message of LSU coach Les Miles on Friday as he said all of his players are academically eligible for the Jan. 9 BCS National Championship Game against Alabama. That includes senior … Continue reading →

LSU’s dynamic cornerback duo – Tyrann Mathieu and Morris Claiborne – have picked up another pair of All-American honors, this time from The Sporting News and ESPN.com. They made TSN’s first team and the ESPN.com All-America selections, along with senior … Continue reading →

It seems like when it comes to LSU football coaches, there’s always a Miami involved. Miami of Ohio is known as the “Cradle of Coaches.” It’s the alma mater of LSU coaching greats Paul Dietzel and Bill Arnsparger. Mike Archer … Continue reading →

It seems each day brings new honors for the No. 1-ranked LSU football team, but this one does come with a bit of a twist. SI.com released its All-America team Tuesday, a list that features three Tigers in four spots: … Continue reading →

LSU couldn’t even get a first down in the first half Saturday. But the Honey Badger didn’t care. Tyrann Mathieu, LSU’s spark plug cornerback and punt returner, kept LSU in the SEC championship game with a 62-yard punt return for … Continue reading →

LSU just scored its third rushing touchdown of the second half, a 48-yard run by Alfred Blue, to take a 35-10 lead with 6:17 left. At the end, this will look as dominant as any other LSU win. The Tigers, … Continue reading →