Several other teams also had exciting performances in week four, and the SportsNite crew breaks down several Cenla teams that look dangerous as the midway point of the season quickly approaches.
The LSU Tigers (3-1) survived a late surge by Mississippi State (2-2) to win its SEC opener, 28-25. Quarterback Max Johnson led the way for LSU on 280 yards passing and four touchdowns.
Amy Dash, who has served as a legal correspondent for CBS and Fox Sports, says that the type of chokehold used on Hayes by officers is illegal, considering that California banned the use of carotid restraints and chokeholds by passing and signing it into law a year ago after the death of George Floyd.
LSU cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. is “very questionable” for Saturday’s SEC opener against Mississippi State, head football coach Ed Orgeron said after the team’s afternoon practice on Thursday, Sept. 23.
As voted on by the fans, the week four Security Sporting Goods Game of the week will feature the Alexandria Senior High (ASH) Trojans taking on the Peabody Warhorses.
The Southeastern Conference released the 24-game conference schedule for league teams for the upcoming season. The Tigers will play four series at Tiger Park and the rest on the road.
The Southern Jaguars (1-2) couldn’t hold on to an 11 point lead against McNeese State (1-2) as the Cowboys surged back to take down the Jags 31-24 in A.W. Mumford Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 18.
LSU and Caesar’s Sportsbook announced Friday that they have entered into a multi-year sponsorship agreement, making Louisiana’s flagship state university the first in the Southeastern Conference to enter a financial partnership with a gambling company.
Avoyelles High School’s Carlos Bazart Jr. rushed for 378 yards and four touchdowns, which helped in a blowout win 86-34 against Carrol this past Friday.
After the New Orleans Saints impressive 38-3 win over the reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, a handful of offensive coaches have tested positive for COVID according to ESPN’s Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
Participants included Thomas Bachman (ASH), Andry Boone (Avoyelles), Jay Roark (Jena), Marvin Hall (Peabody), Tommy Moore (Northwood), Bryant Bell (Pineville), Justin Charles (Menard), Brian Williams (Montgomery), and Kevin Cook (Tioga).
