Author Archives: mharris

Two days after he was arrested for reportedly threatening a Eunice police officer, former LSU cornerback Tharold Simon took responsibility for the incident but framed it as a misunderstanding with the officer. The arrest of Simon, a 6-foot-2, 202-pound junior, … Continue reading →

  In a story Friday by the The Daily Reveille, LSU’s student newspaper, about the prospect of a gay teammate, the senior running back expressed skepticism about whether there would be acceptance in the locker room. How he went about … Continue reading →

Baton Rouge native and Madison Prep product Jarrell Martin put on a solid display Wednesday during the West’s 110-99 victory over the East in the McDonald’s All-American game. The 6-7, 210-pound forward, who suited up for the West, scored 10 … Continue reading →

Well, now you know. LSU missed the NIT. And, in reality, it probably wasn’t all that close, either. Here’s the breakdown of the bids: Automatic Bids: 9 RPI spots 31-40: 1 RPI spots 41-50: 0 RPI spots 51-60: 4 RPI … Continue reading →

  Since early January, LSU senior forward Eddie Ludwig has sat out all 17 of the Tigers’ SEC games with recurring health-issues from concussions. Specifically, he endures days where quick on-set headaches and dizziness can beset him during periods where … Continue reading →

To start you Friday, here’s a primer on LSU a day ahead of its season-finale against Ole Miss. We have a podcast touching on a critical victory at Wednesday against Texas A&M in College Station. The win briefly moved LSU … Continue reading →

First, I’d like to thank Gov. Rick Perry and Texas for setting the speed limit at 75 mph on some stretches of Texas 6 and I-10. You helped me shave an hour off the trek back this morning. Next, we’ll … Continue reading →

I’ll be quick, considering I’m tired and they might want to close the press room at Reed Arena. LSU’s victory over Texas A&M moves the Tigers (18-10, 9-8) into a seventh-place tie with Arkansas (18-12, 9-8). Based on a head-to-head … Continue reading →

LSU arrives in College Station to face Texas A&M tonight, and it’s unclear whether the Tigers will mimic their gridiron brethren and grit out a low-scoring affair. Whether Johnny Football will again grace us with his presence isn’t clear. Chances … Continue reading →

This projection is like my calculus tests in college: I think it’s right, but if there’s a TA with corrections, they’re more than welcome. Missouri dismantled Arkansas by 30 points, and the schools might have produced a fledgling rivalry in … Continue reading →