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Not many players dressed out in purple and gold football uniforms on Saturday nights in the fall played in front of 250 people on some Friday nights.
Local running backs Scott, Murphy now turning heads for LSU
LSU running backs coach Larry Porter recently participated in the Bayou Jamb Gridiron Coaches Clinic as a keynote speaker to high school coaches statewide.
Community Briefly: Charles Scott gains Prator endorsement
Former Judge Charles Rex Scott, who has announced plans to seek the Caddo district attorney's post this fall, has gained the endorsement of Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator, Scott's campaign has announced.
GOOD NEWS: Four offensive line starters, productive running backs Keiland Williams and Charles Scott and play-making receivers Demetrius Byrd and Brandon LaFell all return.
Community Briefly: Volunteers sought to clean up Saturday
Volunteers are needed to help during Clean Up Southern Hills Day from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. via The Shreveport Times
Miles: LSU in familiar position
“Richard Murphy and Charles Scott had a great spring and I wasn't at all disappointed with Stevan Ridley. Again it's going to be running back by committee, but I wouldn't be surprised to see someone step out of the pack.”
LAFAYETTE - During LSU coach Les Miles' second stop on the Tiger tour, he reminded fans how similar this year's backfield situation is to last year's. 'Last year we had a brand new punter and brand new ... via The Shreveport Times
Community Briefly: Eddie Brossette announces run for Caddo judge
“I have dedicated nearly 10 years of my life serving the citizens of Caddo Parish as assistant district attorney”
Caddo Assistant District Attorney Eddie Brossette announced Monday he will seek election to the 1st Judicial District Court judge seat vacated by retired Judge Charles Scott. via The Shreveport Times
Football: Murphy carries White team to victory Saturday
“Guess that's the Jacob Hester side of me”
Tigers to travel to White House today Erik Vollenweider Issue date: 4/7/08 Section: Sports Media Credit: Ben Hicks Freshman safety Stefoin Francois and sophomore running back Richard Murphy run down the field ... via The Daily Reveille
“The key is manage the game, and part of that is keep the ball in our hands. "I think both guys can come in and play.”
Natural overcast and the spring-long, suspension-related absence of quarterback Ryan Perrilloux might have clouded Tiger Stadium on Saturday afternoon. via The Advocate
“We still have depth at the position, and all of them can do whatever you need”
BATON ROUGE - Suddenly there is a lot more elbow room at tailback at LSU. Jacob Hester is preparing for the NFL Draft, and no tailbacks have been signed over the last two recruiting periods. via The Shreveport Times
UK to replace Woodyard with experienced crew
“He's just more of a downhill smashmouth. Just wants to hit anything moving”
Your weakside linebacker has led the team in tackling for three straight seasons.
As a senior, he was named first-team all-Southeastern Conference and UK's Most Inspirational and co-Most Outstanding Defensive Player.
His 139 tackles (78 solo) last season more than doubled the team's next-best total (Trevard Lindley's 66).
So Kentucky's Wildcats, especially the linebackers, must be up the creek without a paddle without Wesley Woodyard in 2008, right?
Well, maybe not.
'I feel better about the linebacking group than I've felt since I've been here,' Coach Rich Brooks said as UK opened spring drills last week. 'This is a more talented, deeper group of linebackers than we've had since I've been here. The competition will be greater at all of the spots than any other time since I've been here. So right now I'm feeling pretty good about it.' Read more
Football: Tigers 'sloppy' in second scrimmage
“There were a lot of things we'll be able to improve on.”
Running backs combine for 200 yards David Helman Issue date: 3/31/08 Section: Sports LSU played its second scrimmage of spring practice Saturday in Tiger Stadium, and once again, coach Les Miles emphasized ... via The Daily Reveille
Tigers seek replacement for running back Hester
“Murphy is a very powerful runner”
Three players compete for starting position Erik Vollenweider Media Credit: JARED P. L. NORMAND LSU junior running back Charles Scott rushes during the title game. via The Daily Reveille
My Opinion: Key losses, tough schedule means Tigers will need luck
So it's been one week since LSU won its third national title in school history. Now that the celebration - and stench from Bourbon Street - has worn off and school is back in session, it's time to look ahead to ... via The Daily Reveille
Shirt off his back: LSU's Murphy donates jersey to Rayville High
“I'm looking forward to the opportunities (of next season)”
The season just ended for LSU three days ago but former Rayville running back Richard Murphy is already planning for next season. via News-Star
Colt David made the extra point. Mouse over drive for details Play-by-Play 3rd Quarter LSU at 12:03 Colt David made the extra point. via CBS SportsLine
Savoring the not so sweet smell of victory
“Just keep playing and keep moving along - just like we've done all year.”
NEW ORLEANS - Greetings from the last sportswriter still in this wonderful city, parts of which smell like the largest bathroom in the free world. via The Daily Advertiser
Bayou bash: Tigers hand Buckeyes their second straight loss in title game
No. 2 LSU danced, dodged and darted its way into the end zone Monday night, turning the BCS championship game into a horrible replay for No. via The Detroit News
Tigers lead Buckeyes 31-17 in the 4th
Photo Credit: AP PhotoOhio State quarterback Todd Boeckman is sacked for a loss by LSU linebacker Ali Highsmith, left, and LSU defensive end Ricky Jean-Francois in the third quarter during the BCS championship ... via Victoria Advocate
For LSU, security is having Hester on the field
“Reading holes is really the thing I try to do the best, so I put in the time watching extra film”
LSU running back Jacob Hester on Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis: "That guy is all over the place. via USA Today