LSU coach Ed Orgeron and the No. 1 Tigers do little to disguise their lingering disgust about the way they lost a seven-overtime thriller at Texas A&M one year ago.
Nicholls State University senior football players Garret LeBlanc, left, and Stefano Guarisco, right, stand with Nicholls coach Tim Rebowe following the Colonels' 28-27 victory against Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond Thursday. With the win, Nicholls clinched its second-straight Southland Conference title and will advance to the postseason for the
third straight season where it will host North Dakota Saturday. LeBlanc and Guarisco are Central Catholic graduates. (Submitted Photo/Valerie LeBlanc)
For the third straight year, the Nicholls State University football team will be hosting an opening round FCS playoff game as the Colonels welcome North Dakota to Manning Field at John L.
LSU coaches called one last play for running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire in hopes of getting him his fourth-straight 100-yard game.
The Southeastern Louisiana football team’s 2019 campaign will continue, as the Lions were among the 24-team FCS playoffs field announced by the NCAA on Sunday morning’s selection show on ESPNU.
For the second-straight season, the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns will stake claim to the title of Sun Belt West Division Champions after routing Troy 53-3 at Cajun Field Saturday afternoon.
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