Scrim, Mid-Citys legendary runaway dog, jumps out of second-floor window NOLA.com 2026-09-29 | Scrim, Mid-Citys legendary runaway dog, jumps out of second-floor window
Burglars at Carrollton Station NOLA.com 2024-06-26 | Burglars break into Carrollton Station at 8140 Willow Street at 5 a.m. Monday, June 24, 2024. New Orleans police said the burglar disabled the music club’s video system before snatching cash from its safe and ATM. No arrests have been made, and a fundraiser is in the works.
Hurricane Emergency Preparedness Town Hall NOLA.com 2024-06-13 | Join AARP Louisiana for an essential town hall discussion focused on advising the public on this year’s upcoming hurricane season. This discussion features a panel of experts who will break down the complexities of hurricane threats and offer practical advice on how to stay safe and prepared during the storm season. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights to help protect yourself and your loved ones. Panelists: Rubby Douglas, preparedness section chief in the Emergency Management Division for the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP). Chris Franklin, chief meteorologist for WWL-TV in New Orleans. Collin Arnold, director of the Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for the City of New Orleans (NOHSEP). Host: Mike Smith: Environmental Editor for The Advocate Sponsored by: AARP of LouisianaAdditional resources: getagameplan.org for evacuation and preparedness resources ready.nola.gov to stay connected and text nolaready to 77295 for text updates from the City of New Orleans and the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness damage.la.gov to report damage in the aftermath of the stormChapters: 00:00 Introduction 1:40 Weather patterns breakdown from Chris Franklin 7:00 Preparation on a state level 9:15 Preparation in New Orleans 16:40 Preparation for vulnerable populations 23:14 Rapid intensification of storms and how to prepare 34:00 Preparation for storms without warning 35:50 When to evacuate 39:55 Levee system 44:15 How coastal erosion has affected storm strength 49:20 Advice on making insurance claims 54:57 Final thoughts
A look outside of a community-loved Lower Ninth Ward sculpture that may disappear soon NOLA.com 2024-06-11 | http://www.nola.com
St. Aug Marching 100, Utah’s Voodoo Orchestra create New Orleans magic in France NOLA.com 2024-06-08 | http://www.nola.com
June 6: LSUs greatest hits from 2023-24 ... and Perryns final goodbye NOLA.com 2024-06-07 | LSU beat writer Sheldon Mickles and columnist Scott Rabalais join sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the highlights, lowlights and wildest moments of the 2023-24 season. We start off with a look back at LSU's top moments from a memorable year. Sheldon picks Jayden Daniels' Heisman Trophy campaign as the top moment of the year, while Rab chooses a different moment for No. 1. Rab and Sheldon also discuss some of the uglier moments of the year — among them, LSU football's sloppy defense, LSU baseball's midseason nosedive and all the mini-controversies that surrounded the women's basketball team. We also run down several other topics — including LSU's drive for one more championship in track and field. Sheldon gives us the lowdown on the best LSU athletes at the NCAA championships in Eugene, Oregon. After that, we take a look ahead to the LSU stars who are likely headed to Paris for the Olympics — including Mondo Duplantis, Sha'Carri Richardson and Hailey Van Lith. Then it's on to a little fun with a semi-random question: If all things were equal, which college football program is the most attractive in the nation? Finally, Perryn says thank you to Sheldon, Rab, The Advocate staff and all our readers for 15 great years as he moves on to the next challenge in his life. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:50-LSU's Greatest Hits 2023-24 27:30-LSU's final push for a national title in track 46:00-Haley Van Lith is headed to Paris 49:00-Which college football program is most attractive? 1:08:00-Perryn's final sign-off
Louisiana Inspired Book Club NOLA.com 2024-06-06 | A conversation with bestselling author Amor Towles to discuss "Rules of Civility."
Eating with Ian at Clancys, an Uptown neighborhood classic NOLA.com 2024-06-05 | Join Ian McNulty as he takes a look at the dishes made at Clancy's in Uptown New Orleans.
June 4: Did LSU baseball get the most out of its team? NOLA.com 2024-06-05 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais joins sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the Tigers' thrilling ride in the Chapel Hill regional and their heartbreaking defeat to North Carolina in the winner-take-all game Monday. We start off with a look back at LSU's turnaround from disaster to the cusp of the super regionals — which the Tigers would have hosted at Alex Box Stadium, thanks to West Virginia's surprise win in the Tucson regional. Rab also gives some perspective on Will Hellmers' star turn on the mound Monday, followed by Jay Johnson's semi-controversial decision to pull Nate Ackenhausen and keep in Gage Jump for the ninth and 10th innings. (We also discuss LSU's defensive miscuse and the offense, which went quiet after the fourth inning.) We also run down who's likely to return for 2025, who's leaving and where the Tigers need an upgrade. Rab then takes some time to discuss Lincoln Riley and USC attempting to duck out of the LSU game in Las Vegas, changes coming to the SEC and other fun and games with modern college athletics. Finally, we don't yet know about Livvy Dunne's potential return, but Rab has some other news on some other LSU gymnasts. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 5:20-How LSU went from disaster to postseason charge 9:50-A heroic effort by Will Hellmers in the final game 14:00-Should Jay Johnson have stuck with Nate Ackenhausen? 21:12-Is it possible to call this season a successful failure? 26:30-Who's leaving; who's returning; the transfer portal 33:00-Why did Lincoln Riley and USC want out of the LSU game? 40:40-Revenue-sharing and other items from SEC spring meetings 46:00-Full scholarships for baseball ... and teams getting cut? 51:00-News out of the LSU gymnastics program
Warming temperatures in Atlantic hurricane basin NOLA.com 2024-05-31 | This GOES-16 satellite view of sea surface temperatures from April 9 through May 29 shows that temperatures are rapidly warming in parts of the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico where hurricanes form. (Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
Loop Current and warming Gulf of Mexico waters NOLA.com 2024-05-31 | This GOES-16 satellite view of the Gulf of Mexico from April 9 through May 29, 2024, shows how water temperatures have rapidly increased in advance of the June 1 start of hurricane season. The initial images also show the location of the deep, warm water of the Loop Current in the Gulf. Storms crossing the look current or eddies that may break off during the summer are more likely to undergo rapid intensification. (Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
May 28: Can LSU win the Chapel Hill regional? NOLA.com 2024-05-29 | LSU baseball writer Koki Riley joins sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the Tigers' draw in the Chapel Hill regional. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 3:30-LSU's chances at winning the Chapel Hill regional 7:00-Comparing the resumes of the four teams 13:30-The opening game vs. Wofford's Zac Cowan 25:00-Can the Tigers win their first two games in Chapel Hill? 35:00-Why LSU could be such a tough No. 2 seed 37:30-Why it should be LSU vs. UNC for the regional title
May 26: LSUs wild ride at the SEC tournament (Version 2.0!) NOLA.com 2024-05-27 | LSU baseball writer Koki Riley checks in from Hoover, Alabama, for a recap of the Tigers' wild ride through the Southeastern Conference tournament — including that crazy catcher's balk on Brady Neal, that thrilling homer by Steven Milam and LSU's second straight win over South Carolina. Koki starts off by asking simply: Are you not entertained? He recaps LSU's first four wins in the SEC tournament over Georgia, Kentucky and South Carolina We then break down the wild 18-minute exchange during Saturday's semifinal, in which umpires ultimately called a catcher's balk on Neal and also ejected coach Jay Johnson. Koki then discusses Steven Milam's game-winning home run, the Tigers' win in an ultimate (and ugly) bullpen game and whether they could pull off a similar run in next week's NCAA regionals — wherever they go. We then discuss Jay Johnson's availability in the SEC championship game and LSU's matchup against Tennessee. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Koki Riley recaps LSU's first five days in Hoover 3:50-What happened during that 18-minute break? 6:45-Brady Neal, the catcher's balk, Jay Johnson's ejection 10:20-Jay Johnson: not exactly enthused 15:00-Steven Milam: the smallest guy, the biggest homer 18:00-LSU wins the ultimate bullpen game ... and what a week 20:00-Could LSU pull off a run like this in a regional? 24:00-Jay Johnson is in the dugout Sunday vs. Tennessee 25:00-LSU vs. Tennessee in the championship game
May 26: LSUs wild ride at the SEC tournament NOLA.com 2024-05-26 | LSU baseball writer Koki Riley checks in from Hoover, Alabama, for a recap of the Tigers' wild ride through the Southeastern Conference tournament — including that crazy catcher's balk on Brady Neal, that thrilling homer by Steven Milam and LSU's second straight win over South Carolina. Koki starts off by asking simply: Are you not entertained? He recaps LSU's first four wins in the SEC tournament over Georgia, Kentucky and South Carolina We then break down the wild 18-minute exchange during Saturday's semifinal, in which umpires ultimately called a catcher's balk on Neal and also ejected coach Jay Johnson. Koki then discusses Steven Milam's game-winning home run, the Tigers' win in an ultimate (and ugly) bullpen game and whether they could pull off a similar run in next week's NCAA regionals — wherever they go. We then discuss Jay Johnson's availability in the SEC championship game and LSU's matchup against Tennessee. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Koki Riley recaps LSU's first five days in Hoover 3:50-What happened during that 18-minute break? 6:45-Brady Neal, the catcher's balk, Jay Johnson's ejection 10:20-Jay Johnson: not exactly enthused 15:00-Steven Milam: the smallest guy, the biggest homer 18:00-LSU wins the ultimate bullpen game ... and what a week 20:00-Could LSU pull off a run like this in a regional? 24:00-Jay Johnson is in the dugout Sunday vs. Tennessee 25:00-LSU vs. Tennessee in the championship game
National Travel and Tourism Week Webcast NOLA.com 2024-05-21 | Welcome to NOLA.com’s webcast celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week! Join our host, Kim Holden, as she delves into the vibrant tourism industry of New Orleans with expert panelists: Walt Leger of New Orleans & Company, René Pastorek from the Downtown Development District, and Kimberly Curth from Port NOLA.In this informative session, we discuss:-The recovery of New Orleans' tourism sector post-pandemic.-Insights into the booming cruise industry.-The revival and growth of downtown tourism.-Exciting future events, including the upcoming Super Bowl 2025.Learn about the economic impact of tourism, the importance of this industry to New Orleans, and the exciting developments and preparations underway. This webcast is a must-watch for anyone interested in the travel and tourism sector and the future of New Orleans as a premier destination.Sponsored by: NO & CO, Downtown Development District, and Port NOLADon't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates from NOLA.com!#NOLA #NewOrleans #TravelAndTourism #TourismWeek #SuperBowl2025 #EconomicImpact #TourismRecovery #CruiseIndustry #DowntownDevelopment #HospitalityIndustry
May 20: What is LSUs path to the NCAA tournament? NOLA.com 2024-05-21 | LSU baseball writer Koki Riley joins sports editor Perryn Keys to go over the Tigers' huge weekend sweep of Ole Miss in the regular-season finale and their trip to the Southeastern Conference tournament in Hoover, Alabama. The guys begin by taking a fresh look at LSU's overall record, the Tigers' RPI ranking and whether they've done enough (yet) to earn an at-large berth in the NCAA tournament. Koki then discusses why LSU's sweep was somewhat surprising; the relative dominance of the Tigers' top two pitchers, Gage Jump and Luke Holman, and the strongest, most complete weekend for LSU's bullpen against Ole Miss. And then there's Tommy White. Koki breaks down Tanks' 8-for-13 weekend performance, why he's connecting on pitches and why the LSU lineup needed a performance like it had in the finale against Ole Miss. We then take a look at all those missed opportunitues — against Missouri, Auburn, Alabama, etc. — and how they could still come back to haunt LSU, which is still very much on the NCAA bubble. Finally, Koki takes a look at LSU's path in the SEC tournament, and just how much is enough to get the Tigers "safely" into the NCAAs. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Where do the Tigers stand? 8:00-LSU has beein in this situation before 12:30-Why LSU's sweep was (somewhat) surprising 15:00-Quietly, a great 1-2 punch with Jump and Holman 17:30-The bullpen's most complete performance 24:00-Tommy White: Tanks is blowin' stuff up 23:00-Alex Milazzo and LSU's best defensive players 30:00-Thinking about those missed opportunities 37:00-LSU's path in the SEC tournament
May 16: A new LSU football player; a potential LSU game in Ireland NOLA.com 2024-05-17 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais and football writer Wilson Alexander joins sports editor Perryn Keys to go over LSU's new addition at defensive tackle, a fresh look at Brian Kelly's NIL strategy and a potential LSU football game in Ireland. The guys go through LSU's new addition to the defensive line, Grand Valley State transfer Jay’viar Suggs — who he is, how he became available and how this more or less completes LSU's search for more defensive linemen. Rab also breaks down why LSU swung and missed with big-name defensive tackles in the transfer portal — and the guys give their 2 cents on whether Kelly's approach to the portal is the right approach. We then discuss what LSU might do with its two remaining scholarships and whether certain positions (DB, DE, P) are extreme areas of need. Finally, Rab details his discussion with Kelly, including the revelation that LSU is looking into playing a neutral-site game in Ireland somewhere in the future. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-intro 3:50-Tigers add final defensive tackle to lineup 16:00-LSU's current approach to NIL 26:30-Filling the last spots on the roster 32:00-Tigers in Ireland? 38:30-Changes coming to college football
May 16: A new LSU football player; an overseas game in the future NOLA.com 2024-05-16 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais and football writer Wilson Alexander joins sports editor Perryn Keys to go over LSU's new addition at defensive tackle, a fresh look at Brian Kelly's NIL strategy and a potential LSU football game in Ireland. The guys go through LSU's new addition to the defensive line, Grand Valley State transfer Jay’viar Suggs — who he is, how he became available and how this more or less completes LSU's search for more defensive linemen. Rab also breaks down why LSU swung and missed with big-name defensive tackles in the transfer portal — and the guys give their 2 cents on whether Kelly's approach to the portal is the right approach. We then discuss what LSU might do with its two remaining scholarships and whether certain positions (DB, DE, P) are extreme areas of need. Finally, Rab details his discussion with Kelly, including the revelation that LSU is looking into playing a neutral-site game in Ireland somewhere in the future. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-intro 3:50-Tigers add final defensive tackle to lineup 16:00-LSU's current approach to NIL 26:30-Filling the last spots on the roster 32:00-Tigers in Ireland? 38:30-Changes coming to college football
May 13: Paul Skenes Pittsburgh Pirates debut; LSUs season on the brink NOLA.com 2024-05-14 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais joins sports editor Perryn Keys to recap Paul Skenes' first start in Major League Baseball, LSU's dwindling chances at the NCAA tournament and an update on LSU's hopefuls in Olympic gymnastics. The guys go through Skenes' debut, which lasted four-plus innings, as well as why such a buzz exists across MLB regarding Skenes' stuff (his debut was perhaps as anticipated as any in the past 15 years). We also break down what makes him such a tantalizing prospect and why he might be built to last. Rab also breaks down LSU's disastrous three-game trip to Alabama, in which the Tigers suffered a crushing loss Friday and dropped the series finale Sunday. We then discuss why this year's LSU team has struggled so much, as well as what the Tigers MUST do to have any shot at getting an at-large bid in the NCAA tournament. Rab then wraps up with a rundown of LSU gymnasts Aleah Finnegan, who will compete with the Philippines national team in the Olympics this summer, and Konnor McClain, who will attempt to make Team USA. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:40-Paul Skenes pitching debut with the Pirates 16:30-Checking in on Dylan Crews 21:30-Tough times in Tuscaloosa for the Tigers 30:00-LSU's dwinding chances at the NCAA regionals 37:20-LSU gymnasts' road to the Paris Games
Surveillance video shows Jefferson Parish deputies shoot 2 men during 2019 drug sting NOLA.com 2024-05-13 | This video released Jefferson Parish District Attorney Paul Connick Jr. shows surveillance footage of Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office narcotics detectives when they shot and killed two men, Chris Joseph and Daviri Robertson, during a drug sting in the parking lot of a Terrytown IHOP on March 27, 2019.
May 9: Angel Reeses superstar week; Kim Mulkeys retooled team NOLA.com 2024-05-10 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais and LSU beat writer Reed Darcey joins sports editor Perryn Keys to recap what has already been a busy week for Angel Reese (with the regular season yet to come!), as well as next year's LSU roster; potential LSU Olympians and the baseball team's weekend trip to Alabama. Last Friday, Angel played her WNBA preseason opener without a TV audience, prompting a fan to livestream the game from her seat — drawing nearly 200,000 viewers in real time and almost 1 million since the upload. Angel later flew out for the Met Gala on Monday and returned in time to score 13 points in 19 minutes of the Chicago Sky's final exhibition. The guys discuss how this will be the new normal — for international celebrities like Reese, but also perhaps for women's basketball. And Rab notes that perhaps e double-standard has existed for women, as fans rarely criticize male athletes for dabbling into show business. Reed then goes through LSU's five new additions to the 2024-25 women's basketball roster and whether the Tigers might have a more complete team (barring injuries). Rab then takes us through the LSU athletes who have already qualified for the Summer Olympics, as well as who's up next. We also break down the Tigers' final six baseball games and whether they can sneak into the NCAA tournament for a surprise run. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:00-Angel Reese in the big leagues ... and on the red carpet 29:00-Kim Mulkey's new-ish krewe: who plays point guard? 37:00-Looking ahead to the Summer Games in Paris 47:00-LSU baseball with another crucial weekend at Alabama
Saints Insider, May 8: Discussing Derek Carrs comments on health, draft and more NOLA.com 2024-05-09 | Saints quarterback Derek Carr recently gave an exclusive interview off camera to the Times-Picayune. Our Saints Insider crew discusses his comments, including those on exactly how severely he was injured last season, his thoughts on the Saints' results in the NFL Draft, whether he empathizes with Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins and a tense relationship with former Saints receiver Michael Thomas. Also covered in today's episode: • The Saints' offensive line situation without Andrus Peat • What to watch for at rookie minicamp • NFL schedule release is coming next week #saints #nfldraft #derekcarr #nfloffseason
May 6: After A huge series win vs. Texas A&M, can the Tigers make run? NOLA.com 2024-05-07 | LSU baseball writer Koki Riley joins sports editor Perryn Keys to recap the Tigers' huge series win over Texas A&M and whether the they can make a late charge to the NCAA regionals. First, we take a fresh look at LSU's RPI rankings, its final two weekend series and what type of work they've got left before they can feel good about their chances at an NCAA tournament berth. Then it's on to the Texas A&M series, in which the Tigers got two strong performances from starters Gage Jump and Luke Holman, as well as some lights-out bullpen work from Fidel Ulloa, Griffin Herring and Christian Little in a pair of victories over the No. 1 Aggies. Koki also breaks down two things that LSU did well at the plate — hitting with runners in scoring position, and hitting with two outs. Finally, we break down the LSU bullpen's collapse on Sunday, what it means for the Tigers' long-term chances and how this week will shape up with Northwestern State and Alabama. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:00-Where the Tigers stand after two big wins 8:30-Two sparkling efforts by the bullpen 17:20-Gage Jump and Luke Holman stand tall 24:20-LSU at the plate with RISP and two outs 28:12-Bullpen blows up Sunday. What gives? 33:10-The week ahead: Northwestern State, Alabama
Rolling Stones perform Start Me Up at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival NOLA.com 2024-05-03 | http://www.nola.com
May 2: Kim Mulkeys team gets a roster revamp NOLA.com 2024-05-03 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais joins sports editor Perryn Keys for a look at a little bit of everything, from the LSU women's basketball roster and Haleigh Bryant's return to the football program and the Tigers' baseball series against Texas A&M. We first discuss Kim Mulkey's addition of three transfer guards — Miami’s Shayeann Day-Wilson, Arizona’s Kailyn Gilbert and Mississippi State’s Mjracle Sheppard — to group with Arkansas transfer Jersey Wolfenbarger and Lafayette Christian star Jada Richard. Scott tells us why the 2024-25 team might be more complete, with stronger role players and the potential for a true point guard. Scott then explains why Haleigh Bryant is coming back to the gymnastics team for another run at a championship, and whether others like Sierra Ballard, Kiya Johnson and Olivia Dunne will come back as well. From there, it's a long look at LSU draftees Jayden Daniels, Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas, as well as what type of impact defensive tackles Maason Smith and Mekhi Wingo might have at the NFL level. We also take a quick look at what LSU is doing in the transfer portal to replace Smith and Wingo. Finally, it's a look at LSU's crucial weekend series against No. 1 Texas A&M, and whether the Tigers can pull of a miraculous late-season run to reach the NCAA regionals. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:20-Kim Mulkey's roster gets a recharge 13:15-Haleigh Bryant returns to the LSU gym team 18:50-Will Olivia Dunne and other return as well? 23:00-Three first-round picks in the NFL draft 28:48-Two different prospects: Maason Smith, Mekhi Wingo 34:25-What will LSU do at defensive tackle? 39:02-LSU's crucial series against Texas A&M
April 29: Can LSU baseball get it done down the stretch? NOLA.com 2024-04-30 | Beat writer Koki Riley joins sports editor Perryn Keys to recap the LSU baseball team's weekend series against Auburn and where the Tigers stand with 11 regular-season games remaining. We first discuss Jay Johnson's decision to start Kade Anderson in LSU's series finale against Auburn, which didn't work out well enough in a 7-5 loss that cost LSU a chance to sweep. Koki also explains why he thought keeping Griffin Herring in the bullpen was still the right move. We then break down a strong weekend from the LSU bullpen in general — a welcome change — and other standouts like Ashton Larson, Gage Jump and others. Koki then also discusses the leadoff spot and the center field position with Mac Bingham and Paxton Kling. From there, it's a long look at the rest of LSU's schedule, what the Tigers must do to reach the NCAA regionals and why their next opponent, Texas A&M, is the No. 1 team in the nation. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 2:30-What went wrong Sunday against Auburn 9:30-A much stronger bullpen effort 14:14-Ashton Larson has another great weekend 18:00-Paxton Kling, Mac Bingham and center field 28:25-Where LSU stands with 11 games to go 35:40-This weekend and No. 1 Texas A&M 38:00-Gage Jump and a crucial Friday night 41:00-Nate Ackenhausen and others to keep an eye on 43:20-Watch out for the Tank bomb!
Pro-Palestinian protesters attempting to pitch tents on Tulane campus clash with police NOLA.com 2024-04-29 | About 200 pro-Palestinian protesters marched from Freret Street to St. Charles Avenue where they clashed with law enforcement officers as they set up tents in front of Gibson Hall on Tulane University's campus Monday evening.
First day of Jazz Fest: Heres all the food Ian McNulty and Chelsea Shannon tried NOLA.com 2024-04-26 | New Orleans food writers Ian McNulty and Chelsea Shannon try four dishes they think people should try at this year's Jazz Festival.
April 25: Can LSU baseball make a late run to the regionals? NOLA.com 2024-04-26 | Beat writer Koki Riley joins sports editor Perryn Keys to take a long look at what's gone wrong with the LSU baseball team and how the Tigers can still make it into the NCAA tournament. We first discuss how Jay Johnson's team has tumbled to 5-13 in Southeastern Conference play as it heads into a weekend series with lowly Auburn — as well as what LSU needs to do with 14 games remaining to give itself a good shot. Koki breaks down the changes in LSU's weekend rotation and whether Nate Ackenhausen can help the Tigers in the Sunday starting role, as well as why Gage Jump was so effective against Missouri — and whether Luke Holman is in something of a mini-slump. We also discuss why Johnson has come to rely on Griffin Herring — easily is most dependable reliever — and why some others in the bullpen, including Aiden Moffett and Cam Johnson, have started to play larger roles. Finally, we discuss some of the brighter spots on this year's team, including Ashton Larson, Michael Braswell and Jared Jones. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter
Eating with Ian at a seafood restaurant that feels like a backyard boil for a crawfish feast NOLA.com 2024-04-25 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Clesi's Seafood Restaurant in Mid-City.
🏆 April 21: National champions! How the LSU gymnasts got it done NOLA.com 2024-04-22 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais joins sports editor Perryn Keys to recap the LSU gymnastics team's thrilling ride to the first national championship in program history. NOTE: GET THE ADVOCATE'S CHAMPIONSHIP POSTERS HERE: store.theadvocate.com We first discuss LSU's run through the semifinals Thursday — and Oklahoma's shocking turn on beam, which led to the Sooners' early departure and increased the Tigers' chances at winning the championship Saturday afternoon. Rab then turns to the championship meet itself — how it shaped up; how the Tigers had to finish on beam, often the most treacherous event; and how Sierra Ballard, Aleah Finnegan and their other four teammates left no doubt with the best beam performance in finals history. Rab reflects on the moment Finnegan — who struggled on beam earlier this year — stuck the landing and made it clear that the Tigers had their first set of rings. We also discussed a special moment when Jay Clark made sure to bring up the founder and architect of the program, D-D Breaux, to celebrate with the team on the podium. One other thing: As the guys made sure to note, think not only of LSU's national championships over the past five years, but also of the mind-blowing number of world-class individual athletes who have been through campus during that time, and why that's simply not common. Or normal. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Where were you when LSU clinched the championship? 4:00-How Oklahoma's fall put LSU in the driver's seat 11:40-LSU's dramatic, clinching final rotation on beam 19:30-The big moment: Aleah Finnegan brings it home 21:55-Jay Clark celebrates — but not without D-D Breaux 28:45-Haleigh Bryant among LSU's world-class athletes 37:05-LSU's 52nd national championship in all sports 41:50-Why the Tigers should contend again in 2024-25
April 18: LSUs quest for a national championship NOLA.com 2024-04-19 | Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais joins sports editor Perryn Keys to preview the LSU gymnasts' chances to win their first national championship. Rab comes aboard to discuss whether this is the best LSU gymnastics team in school history, and why the Tigers have a real chance to not only make it through to Saturday's semifinals but to score an upset over Oklahoma, the heavy favorite. The guys take a moment to discuss why gymnasts are the toughest, grittiest athletes on campus — no, seriously — before moving on to explain why Haleigh Bryant is one of the best in the nation, and why she is essential to LSU's success at the championships. They also discuss Bryant's career, the abundnace of perfect 10s in modern gymnastics and the other teams who are likely to advance through Thursday's semifinal sessions. Rab also shares a few thoughts on the Masters — including a moment with Uncle Verne Lundquist, who was known for his work at Augusta long before he became the voice of SEC football, as well as ex-LSU golfer Sam Burns' struggles at the tournament. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:05-The best gymnastics team in LSU history? 13:10-The unspeakable physical toll on gymnasts 19:20-Why Haleigh Bryant is essential to LSU's success 29:40-Do gymnasts get too many perfect 10s these days? 33:45-Oklahoma is the favorite. Here's how LSU could win 39:30-Uncle Verne Lundquist signs off for good 46:40-Why Sam Burns has struggled at the Masters
Eating with Ian at a New Orleans restaurant with Jamaican Creole Fusion and a hidden patio NOLA.com 2024-04-18 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Afrodisiac in Gentilly.
AARP of Louisiana Presents: A Cyber Fraud Prevention Townhall NOLA.com 2024-04-17 | Join AARP of Louisiana for an essential townhall discussion aimed at empowering seniors and the public with the knowledge to protect yourself against cyber fraud. This discussion features a panel of experts who breakdown the complexities of cyber threats and offer practical advice on how to avoid becoming a victim.Panelists:RAIC Felton L. Joseph, Jr.: A dedicated Secret Service agent from Baton Rouge and a key member of the Southwest Louisiana Cyber Fraud Task Force. His extensive experience in combating cyber crimes provides invaluable insights into the current digital threat landscape.Captain Richard Decuir: As a leader in the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office Financial Crimes division, Captain Decuir brings a wealth of knowledge on local and national financial crime trends and prevention strategies.Dr. Phani Vadrevu: An assistant professor in the Division of Computer Science and Engineering at LSU and a faculty member at the LSU’s Center for Computation and Technology, Dr. Vadrevu discusses the technical aspects of cybersecurity and how individuals can better secure their personal information.Bobby Savoie: The past president of AARP Louisiana, Bobby Savoie shares targeted advice for seniors, who are often at higher risk for fraud, and discusses AARP's initiatives in protecting their members from cyber threats.Host: Jill Stokeld: Regional Sales Director for the AdvocateSponsored by:AARP of LouisianaGet more information at aarp.org/fraudnetwork
April 15: What does LSUs roster need after the spring game? NOLA.com 2024-04-16 | Beat writer Wilson Alexander joins sports editor Perryn Keys to take stock of the LSU football roster after the spring game and what to expect when the NCAA transfer portal reopens. One of the most important things for LSU was what didn't happen in the spring game: The Tigers didn't suffer any major injuries. Wilson discusses why that was (obviously) good to see, then breaks down the performance of Garrett Nussmeier, who looked like he was in command, and the first-team offensive line, which looks like a strength. So, too, did the wide receiver position, starting with senior Kyren Lacy but also continuing with transfers CJ Daniels and Zavion Thomas. The not-so-good news: The backup QBs still need work, and so, too, does the second-team offensive line. Then there's the defensive tackle issue. Brian Kelly minced no words: LSU must continue to search for more defensive tackles when the portal reopens Tuesday. The edge rushers — including true freshman Gabriel Reliford — showed promise. As for the secondary, that, too, is a work in progress, but that appears to be less about finding new players and more about figuring out which current players work best. Finally, we discuss punter Peyton Todd's tough day, as well as what LSU must gain (and lose) in the portal this offseason. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:30-Nussmeier and the first team: so far, so good 10:50-Kyren Lacy looks the part 17:30-Offensive line and run game 24:00-Defensive tackle still priority No. 1 29:00-How will the cornerback situation shake out? 34:00-Does LSU have a punting problem?
See video footage near scene of New Orleans mass shooting. NOLA.com 2024-04-15 | One woman died and 11 others were injured after a mass shooting in the Central Business District of New Orleans, police have said. Security footage from a nearby hotel shows the scene after the crime, provided by WWL Louisiana.
Ian McNulty and Chelsea Shannon share standout dishes from New Orleans French Quarter Fest NOLA.com 2024-04-12 | Food writers Ian McNulty and Chelsea Shannon went from Jackson Square to Spanish Plaza to try some of the best dishes at the New Orleans French Quarter Fest on day one.
April 11: The LSU spring game is Saturday; heres what well be watching NOLA.com 2024-04-12 | Beat writer Wilson Alexander joins sports editor Perryn Keys to break down what to expect in the LSU spring football game, which gets underway at 1 p.m. Saturday. First things first: We know that what we see in the spring game will not be the finished product, but rather a glimpse into what the Tigers still need to work on between now and Sept. 1, when they face USC in Las Vegas. This is Garrett Nussmeier's first time in charge (aside from the ReliaQuest Bowl, of course), and he will likely get a relatively quick — to a void injury, sure, but to give coaches a long look at potential No. 2 quarterbacks AJ Swann and Rickie Collins. Saturday is also a chance to see just how thin LSU is at running back (for now) and whether their group of tight ends has started to realize some of their potential. Wilson also discusses two new safeties who make their debut in an LSU uniform Saturday: true freshman Dashawn McBryde and Texas A&M transfer Jardin Gilbert, not to mention promising cornerback PJ Woodland. Wilson also breaks down how the new defensive staff is *trying* to make Harold Perkins into a more complete linebacker (though we won't have a full verdict, of course, until much later). Finally, we discuss punters, punt returners and other potential hidden gems. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 3:10-Why the spring game is not a final product 4:50-Garrett Nussmeier at the controls 9:00-Why LSU is suddenly thin at the RB position 12:15-Is LSU more complete at the TE position 18:00-Brian Kelly is still searching for defensive tackles 20:00-FIrst look at Dashawn McBryde, Jardin Gilbert 22:40-Harold Perkins and the million-dollar question 28:50-Take a look at these specialists 31:20-Zavion Thomas: a difference-maker at PR? 32:20-The most intriguing auditions for emerging stars 35:15-A run through LSU's second-team defense 37:30-What you don't see in the spring game
Eating with Ian at a oyster bar with a lush patio tucked in New Orleans Warehouse District NOLA.com 2024-04-11 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Sidecar in the Warehouse District.
April 8: Who has stood out at LSU spring practice? We break it down here. NOLA.com 2024-04-09 | Beat writer Wilson Alexander joins sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the latest developments from LSU's spring football practice, where Brian Kelly and the Tigers. The spring game is at 1 p.m. Saturday. Wilson begins with the emergence of Kyren Lacy, who has been LSU's best offensive player, and why he's been so good this spring. We also discuss changes to the ground game and why Brian Kelly and Joe Sloan intend to take advantage of their experienced offensive line. From there, we discuss LSU's defensive ends, including Bradyn Swinson working with the first team and Paris Shand's commitment to new mental and nutritional programs. Then it's on to the position of most concern — defensive tackle. Wilson tells us why Jacobian Guillory has been "ouststanding" against the run, how converted guard Kimo Makane'ole made it to the first team and what's happening with Jalen Lee and junior-college transfer Shone Washington. We also take a look at the secondary, where true freshman PJ Woodland has excelled at a cornerback position that is quite unsettled, and where Major Burns is settling into Blake Baker's new STAR position. Finally, we discuss Harold Perkins' role on the defense — whether it will change, and whether those changes will work. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:30-How much have the Tigers accomplished? 8:30-How the ground game will look different 9:50-Why Kyren Lacy has excelled this spring 14:15-First looks at Zavion Thomas and CJ Daniels 15:51-Paris Shand's new approach; plus Bradyn Swinson 23:00-Jacobian Guillory is 'outstanding' against the run 29:05-A newcomer making waves in the secondary 35:25-Major Burns at LSU's new STAR position 38:00-Dashawn McBryde's status with the safeties 40:30-The million dollar question: Harold Perkins
April 4: Whats next for LSU womens basketball? And should Angel Reese get her own statue? NOLA.com 2024-04-05 | Beat writer Reed Darcey and columnist Scott Rabalais join sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the end of the LSU women's basketball season, Angel Reese's decision to turn pro and what comes next for Kim Mulkey and her team. The guys break down why LSU didn't keep up against Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Elite Eight on Monday night — which, as we all found out, was the most-viewed women's basketball game of all time. We then debate whether this season — in which LSU began as the consensus No. 1 team but lost to South Carolina twice and ended up short of the Final Four — was a success, a failure or somewhere in between? We also discuss Angel's decision to go pro, her impact on LSU and ... ultimately, we ponder the question: Should she get her own statue on campus one day? From there, the guys talk roster. Hailey Van Lith's status is still unclear, but every other player is eligible to return, and the Tigers have one signee and (at least) one transfer coming in — in addition to Sa'Myah Smith, who should return from injury. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 3:30-A game that lived up to the hype, broke records 10:00-Why LSU came up short, and was Caitlin Clark just too hot? 17:00-The impact LSU has made on women's basketball 18:35-Was this season a success, a failure or in between? 25:20-Angel Reese's impact in two years at LSU 33:15-What will you remember most about Angel? 40:00-Should Angel Reese get a statue on campus one day?
Jefferson Parish sheriff makes statement on Shrewbury homicides NOLA.com 2024-04-03 | Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office detectives are investigating a homicide with 'multiple' victims in the Shrewsbury neighborhood Wednesday, April 3, 2024, the department said. Read the full story: nola.com/news/crime_police/multiple-people-dead-in-shrewsbury-homicide-investigation-jefferson-parish-sheriff-says/article_cfa6a30a-f1d1-11ee-a8f0-eb657f409ea5.html
Eating with Ian at a St. Louis-style deli in New Orleans NOLA.com 2024-04-03 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Francesca in Lakeview.
March 31: Its an LSU-Iowa rematch after the Tigers wild day vs. UCLA NOLA.com 2024-04-01 | March 31: It's an LSU-Iowa rematch after a wild day vs. UCLA Beat writer Reed Darcey and columnist Scott Rabalais join sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the LSU women's long, wild day at the Sweet 16, their thrilling victory over UCLA and their big rematch Monday with Iowa in the Elite Eight. Brought to you by Champion Wealth Strategies. Rab offers up a blow-by-blow of the Tigers' long, wild Saturday, which began with the long-awaited Washington Post profile of Kim Mulkey; continued with a demanding, physical game against UCLA — a 78-69 win, highlighted by knockout performances from Flau'jae Johnson and Angel Reese — and punctuated by two fun exchanges: the first between Reese and someone on the UCLA bench, followed by Mulkey's beef with a Los Angeles Times commentary that originally described the Tigers as "dirty debutantes." The guys also break down Flau'jae Johnson's clutch play in the late minutes against UCLA; Reese's effort down the stretch vs. 6-foot-7 Lauren Betts and why it's highly unlikely that Iowa — led by you-know-who, Caitlin Clark — will miss as many open 3s as UCLA did in the Sweet 16. Reed offers up some things to watch for in the first quarter of LSU-Iowa, how a physical, tightly called game could hurt (or help) the Tigers and how they'll try to defend against the highest-scoring team in the nation. Rab closes out with a prediction on LSU-Iowa and the rest of the Final Four. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:20-A recap of LSU's long, wild Saturday 7:25-A recap of LSU's physical, demanding win 10:00-Flau'jae Johnson's clutch performance 16:00-Iowa is unlikely to miss as many 3s as UCLA did 18:50-How different are LSU and Iowa from last April? 24:00-LSU's role as the 'good villains' of basketball 26:00-How physical play could help or hurt LSU vs. Iowa 28:50-Why LSU-Iowa is bound for boffo TV ratings 32:00-Rab's prediction on LSU-Iowa and the Final Four 35:00-What to watch for in the early going of LSU-Iowa
March 28: Pro day at LSU; spring football; a crucial baseball weekend NOLA.com 2024-03-29 | Beat writers Wilson Alexander and Koki Riley join sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss LSU's pro day, more on spring football practice and the Tigers' crucial baseball series at Arkansas. Brought to you by Champion Wealth Strategies. We begin with a breakdown of the LSU starting rotation and why Jay Johnson decided not to throw Luke Holman in Thursday's series-opening game against the Razorbacks. Koki also discusses We also discuss Ethan Frey's success against left-handed pitching; Jared Jones' hot bat; the continuing struggles of the LSU bullpen and why the Tigers continue to tinker with their outfield. We then move to football. Wilson discusses Malik Nabers' show-stopping performance at LSU pro day, and the guys also break down draft projections for Brian Thomas, Jayden Daniels and the curious case of Maason Smith. Wilson then moves on to spring practice, where changes continue on the secondary; the Tigers add much-needed depth to their defensive line; receivers Kyren Lacy and Chris Hilton appear to be making big strides; and the LSU ground game takes on a new identity. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 4:00-Jay Johnson's change in the weekend rotation 7:00-LSU's 'competitive character' 10:00-Ethan Frey against left-handed pitching 12:20-Jared Jones' improved plate discipline 16:00-What's up with the LSU bullpen? 22:20-Tinkering with the outfield 27:45-Malik Nabers puts on a show at LSU pro day 32:00-Brian Thomas' first-round prospects 37:20-Where will Jayden Daniels go? 42:00-Will Maason Smith's decision pay off? 47:30-An addition to LSU's defensive line 53:30-Kyren Lacy and Chris Hilton on the rise 58:00-The transformation of the run game
Eating with Ian at an upscale Italian restaurant in Covington that always impresses NOLA.com 2024-03-27 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Del Porto Ristorante in Covington.
March 25: Kim Mulkey and the Fighting Tigers NOLA.com 2024-03-26 | Beat writer Reed Darcey and columnist Scott Rabalais join sports editor Perryn Keys to break down the LSU women's basketball team and its march to the Sweet 16 on a wild, tense and semi-controversial weekend at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Brought to you by Champion Wealth Strategies. Rab and Reed begin by sharing their 2 cents on where the Tigers stand after a shaky first-round win over Rice and a dominant second half against Middle Tennessee. We then break down what has made Flau'jae Johnson so important lately, and why Angel Reese and Aneesah Morrow could be the two most important players in the Tigers' next game. And yes, we talk Kim Mulkey. Reed shares the story about where he was when Mulkey made her fiery opening statement about a Washington Post story that had not yet dropped. Rab and Perryn then discuss how Mulkey has often been a complicated, controversial character, exacerbated by her willingness to stand her ground. Rab also breaks down the LSU gymnastics team, which won the SEC championship over the weekend and awaits the NCAA regionals in April. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Kim Mulkey and LSU sail into the Sweet 16 22:00-Next up in the Albany 2 bracket 32:00-Mulkey goes on the defensive 45:00-The LSU gymnasts are SEC champions
March 21: LSU spring football practice is here; a big weekend vs. Florida at Alex Box NOLA.com 2024-03-22 | Beat writers Wilson Alexander and Koki Riley join sports editor Perryn Keys to break down the LSU baseball team's rough weekend at Mississippi State, a huge weekend against Florida and a fresh look at spring football practice. Brought to you by Champion Wealth Strategies. Koki begins by breaking down what happened at Mississippi State — especially with the starting rotation but also in the bullpen, as the Tigers dropped two of three games in Starkville. We also take a look at Tommy White's hot streak and what to expect as No. 5 LSU takes on No. 6 Florida in a rematch of the College World Series finals. Wilson also comes on to take a fresh look at LSU football spring practice, where third-year coach Brian Kelly said the 2024 team could have the best player leadership since he arrived. The guys also discuss Garrett Nussmeier's initiative, the more frequent usage of two-tight-end formations and which returning wide receivers are getting more reps with the first-team offense. We then take on the issue of the 2025 SEC schedule, which will remain at eight conference games. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCkn0sTFck45S6IAboserxjg Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-A disappointing weekend in Starkville 4:15-Starting rotation struggles at Mississippi State 14:00-Tommy Tanks looking more like Tommy Tanks 15:45-Breaking down LSU vs. Florida at Alex Box 24:00-Brian Kelly on players leading the charge 30:50-The difference in going from good to great 32:02-More use of '12' personnel for LSU's offense 39:00-Which WRs are getting reps with the first team? 45:00-The SEC sticks with an 8-game slate in 2025
Eating with Ian at a New Orleans spot that is vegan friendly and wallet-friendly in the Bywater NOLA.com 2024-03-20 | Join Ian McNulty as he shows off some New Orleans restaurants to his fellow food writer, Chelsea Shannon. Here's a look at Sneaky Pickle in the Bywater.
