Dale Brown, the winningest coach in LSU Basketball history, passed away on Friday at the age of 90, just days shy of his 91st birthday.
LSU football greats Leonard Fournette and eight-time Pro Bowler Patrick Peterson, along with Tiger baseball legends Aaron Hill and Ryan Theriot, head a star-studded nine-member group of competitors’ ballot inductees chosen for induction next summer in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.
Jerry Stovall, who earned national acclaim for LSU as a star football player and later as the head coach of the Tigers, passed away in Baton Rouge on Monday at the age of 85.
J. Stanley “Skip” Bertman, the legendary LSU baseball coach and athletics director whose innovative vision significantly impacted the state of Louisiana, its flagship university, and the evolution of collegiate athletics, passed away early Friday morning in Baton Rouge. He was 88 years old.
“When you build a house, you don’t build it from the roof down. You build it from the foundation up.”
The power of family and relationships was on full display during Thursday afternoon’s introductory press conference for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.
Thirty years after hitting the biggest home run in college baseball history, Warren Morris is still amazed at the impact.
Todd McClure vividly remembers the day he got put in his place by one of his high school coaches.
It’s been a good few months for Jonathan Lucroy.
Former LSU men’s basketball coach John Brady wanted to be a coach back when he was at McComb High in the early 1970s.
