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LSU vs. USC player props: Can Miller Moss beat the Tigers through the air?
The LSU Tigers take center stage in Week 1 when they square off against USC at Allegiant Stadium. The Top 25 clash will feature two of the more intriguing quarterbacks in the country, Miller Moss and Garrett Nussmeier, both of whom are replacing Heisman Trophy winners. Which explosive offense will take home a victory in their opening weekend?
Ex-LSU tight end Mac Markway transfers to Nebraska
Mac Markway, a former LSU 4-star signee from the 2023 class, has landed at Nebraska after entering the transfer portal three weeks ago. The 6’4″, 250-pound tight end played in 12 games last season, earning one start against Mississippi State when starter Mason Taylor was unavailable. Markway logged 60 snaps against the Bulldogs and participated in a total of 160 offensive snaps, along with 39 additional snaps on the kick return team. He was ranked as the 18th overall tight end in the 2023 signing class.
The Saints added a member of LSU's 2019 National Championship team to their practice squad
Another former LSU Tiger is joining the New Orleans Saints ranks. The Saints announced Thursday that they are signing former LSU lineman Austin Deculus to the practice squad. The 6-foot-5, 321-pound Deculus had most recently been with the New York Jets, who claimed him off waivers from the Houston Texans last year. As a professional, Deculus has appeared in 12 games with one start, all for the Texans.
LSU Football will have two priority recruits in attendance for Sunday's game
Throughout the season, one of the most important parts of game day is getting recruits onto campus to see a game. Mostly, the LSU Football team will be hosting 2026 recruits prior to their decisions being made but, we'll see a few 2025 recruits make their way to Baton Rouge. While LSU will be away from home this weekend, the Tigers will have two massive recruits watching the game in person this weekend.
Get the latest on BREC’s audits and the challenges of its master plan
Two more audits are pending for BREC as it gears up to promote its Imagine Your Parks 3 plan. BREC Superintendent Corey Wilson told the Metro Council earlier this week that BREC’s 2022 financial records have been submitted to auditors and their review is underway. As soon as that one is complete, he says, records for the 2023 audit are ready to be evaluated.
Baton Rouge Gallery features work by three artists in September exhibitions
Baton Rouge Gallery Center for Contemporary Art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, will open exhibitions featuring work by artist members Dawn Black, Kathryn Hunter and Kelli Scott Kelley on Sept. 3. The show runs through Sept. 26, and there will be a First Wednesday reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sept....
Man shot to death after fight with suspect near corner of Hollywood Street and Plank Road
BATON ROUGE - A man was shot to death outside a business near the corner of Hollywood Street and Plank Road on Thursday. Officials said the shooting happened outside of Uncle Moe's Food Mart and Deli around 5:30 p.m. Family identified the victim as 22-year-old Martrelle Hamilton Jr. BRPD said...
Religion Briefs: Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge will hold Brass Sunday services
The Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, 8470 Goodwood Blvd., will host its annual Brass Sunday services on Sunday, Sept. 1, featuring two performances from the Michael Foster Project. The services will begin at 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Those unable to attend in person can watch the 9 a.m. live...
LSU Library welcomes students back with "Cutie Fruity" keychains
The LSU Library and the East Baton Rouge Parish Library held a “Cutie Fruity” keychain-making event on Wednesday, August 28th to welcome students back to campus. A row of tables greeted students as they made their way through the library entrance. Two librarians and bags full of colorful felt, thread, cut-outs and buttons sat waiting for students to craft a fruit-inspired keychain.
Rains Arriving Early in Acadiana this Friday Morning
Tropical-like showers and storms are already spreading into Acadiana this Friday morning. Rain chances stay at 80% throughout the day as rainfall will be on and off. Severe weather is not expected but heavier rains could cause minor flash flooding in localized areas. The clouds and rainfall will keep temperatures hovering in the 70s to […]
Meet Joe Petraro, age 11, student at LSU who wants to make sports accessible for everybody
When Joe Petraro was about eight years old and attending school in New York, he was placed in special education by his school district because teachers and administrators assumed he needed it. At the beginning of the school year, his teacher, Mrs. Sardi, noticed that even though Joe appeared to be zoning out in class, he knew all the answers. The traditional classroom just might not be the best place for him to thrive.
LSU’s defense plans to react instead of thinking too much
The million-dollar question for the Tigers prior to the LSU-USC opener is how improved is LSU’s defense? First year defensive coordinator Blake Baker certainly brought energy to a group that was embarrassed last year
Tigers or Trojans? See how The Advocate's writers feel about LSU's season opener.
The Advocate staff writers predict the outcome of No. 13 LSU's season opener with No. 23 Southern California on Sunday night in Las Vegas:. As bad as LSU's defense was last year, USC's was worse. The Trojans allowed 6.10 yards per play and 34.4 points per game. Their rush defense was particularly leaky, and that's where the Tigers can take advantage. Even though both defenses might have improved to some degree, LSU's offensive line is the greatest strength either team has in this game. It will make the difference.
Celebrating Showtime: LSU’s Spectacular Pistol Pete
Join the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum on Thursday, Sept. 5 for a program celebrating the “Showtime: LSU’s Spectacular Pistol Pete” exhibit. This exhibition explores the life and legacy of Pistol Pete through the images of John Musemeche and Musemeche Photography. Doors...
FLOOD WATCH for Capital Area extended into the weekend
An area of low pressure in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico will not move much over the next couple of days. This will cause some more wet weather into the weekend. A FLOOD WATCH is in effect for Baton Rouge and areas to the south and east through Saturday Evening. Excessive runoff may result in flooding of small creeks and other low-lying and flood-prone locations. Flooding may occur in poor drainage and urban areas. Storm drains and ditches may become clogged with debris. Monitor the forecast and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.
Baton Rouge: Interstate shooting on I-110 leaves woman dead
BATON ROUGE — About an hour after another deadly shooting in Baton Rouge, officers shifted towards Interstate 110 to a second fatal shooting in the city. The two scenes were less than a mile apart but it’s unclear currently if the two fatal shootings are connected. The interstate...
CRIME STOPPERS: Man wanted for stalking, other crimes
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Detectives with the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office are searching for a man wanted on stalking and other crime-related charges. Kendrick Williams, 46, is wanted for simple criminal damage to property, stalking, violation of protective orders, and unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling. Williams...
BRPD: Parent arrested for assault of Istrouma High School teacher
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A parent has been arrested for assault of a teacher at Istrouma High School after an altercation occurred, officials said. According to the Baton Rouge Police Department, 45-year-old Roshanda Williams went to the school on Tuesday, Aug. 27 regarding her son being written up in class.
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