Louisiana Sports

Louisiana's Gov. Jeff Landry proposed bringing LSU's live mascot, Mike the Tiger, back into Tiger Stadium before football games. This request has started quite the debate amongst Tiger fans and has even gained the attention of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

Check out Alvin Kamara's custom built mansion that just hit the market and why it doesn't mean he's out of New Orleans.

After losing to USC Sunday, LSU fell big in the polls.

Find out why the American Red Cross of Louisiana is urging communities to prioritize disaster preparedness.

Hey Who Dat Nation, the football season is officially here! Want a chance to be part of the action? Listen up!

The LSU gymnast and social media star shares her thoughts after the Pirates' loss to the Cubs.

Tiger fans are excited about this upcoming 2024 football season, and while the offense and defense of LSU may look a lot different, the stadium will too.

Former head football coach Les Miles filed a lawsuit against LSU.

Now, Louisiana auto drivers can get a specially designed license plate commemorating the historic championship run.

Fans of LSU throughout Louisiana were shocked to learn of another major change announced by the University of Alabama's football program.

High school sports are extremely competitive throughout the United States, and nowhere is that more obvious at times than in Louisiana.

St. Thomas More Football Coach Jim Hightower is the Louisiana nominee of the New Orleans Saints for the 2023 Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Award.

But much of the hype around Daniels right now concerns the Heisman trophy. Will he win the biggest award in college football?

The two losses could be significant for the team going forward.

After some cryptic social media posts, the LSU star will be returning to the court Thursday night.

In a recent study conducted by the Pickleball Union, Louisiana has been identified as the worst state for playing pickleball, while Arizona claims the top spot as the best state for enthusiasts of this rapidly growing sport. The analysis factored in various criteria, including state interest based on monthly searches relative to population size, the availability of outdoor and indoor courts, average annual precipitation, and average temperature, which was set at 72°F as a reference point. Each state received a score out of 100 based on these parameters.

Video of the incident was seen and replayed during the television broadcast of the game, with Louisiana Tech's Brevin Randle clearly seen stomping on his opponent's helmet.

For the Cajuns, the test now is to find someone on the roster to replace Amos' production.