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The nostalgia came flooding back for gamers around the world today when it was announced that EA Sports would once again be producing a college football video game. But the former Heisman Trophy Winner and National Championship quarterback of the LSU Tigers, Joe Burrow, is a little sour that the game is being brought back just after his graduation.

When the LSU Tiger 2021 Football schedule was released, a couple of in-state games caught the eyes of Louisiana college football fans. But, the matchup between LSU and McNeese State comes with a very rare Father-Son face-off between LSU Head Coach, Ed Orgeron, and his son, Cody Orgeron, the McNeese State Quarterback.

After canceling the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, plans are being made in 2021 to do whatever is possible to avoid doing so again.

The LSU Tigers (4-5) faced the Ole Miss Rebels (4-4) on December 19, 2020 in the battle for the Magnolia Bowl Trophy at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, LA. The game ended in an LSU victory with a score of 53-48.

An opinion piece by a Tuscaloosa radio host is going viral amongst Alabama football fans as he believes, "The LSU Tigers should be forced to forfeit for its careless, selfish and unsportsmanlike actions". Reports say that the COVID-19 outbreak within the LSU team stems from recent Halloween festivities.

The LSU Tigers were defeated by the Auburn Tigers by a score of 48-11. The storyline of the day was LSU’s inability to stop Auburn from scoring as well as the Tigers from Baton Rouge’s lack of spark within their offense.

Louisiana State University is penalizing themselves in the form of eight football scholarships and reduced recruiting visits after uncovering booster payments to the father of a football player. The penalties also affect former star wideout and current Cleveland Brown, Odell Beckham Jr., who was captured on video handing out cash to LSU players after their National Championship victory.

Another domino falls in the world of college football amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Lets face it, there are three things we love in Louisiana. God, football, and Mardi Gras.

One day after SEC commissioner Greg Sankey threatened to take away conference championships events from Mississippi, the NCAA is doing the same.

The NCAA DI council is set to allow football and basketball teams to hold voluntary activities starting in June, a step in the right direction.

Five FBS conferences reportedly sent an e-mail to NCAA President Mark Emmert, requesting leniency on Division 1 requirements.

The NCAA voted on the issue of allowing another year of eligibility Monday and they did the right thing.

The coronavirus pandemic causes major financial ripple effects for NCAA schools as a result of March Madness being canceled.

Clemson's star quarterback and his girlfriend have their GoFundMe campaign to help coronavirus victims reinstated.

In baseball, very few, if any, players get a full scholarship.

Will we hear about the "strong ass offer?"

Study on how it affects scholarships is underway

All NCAA winter and spring championships have been canceled as coronavirus concerns heighten.

Looks like our teams have their work cut out for them.