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| LSU welcomes back Cajuns with victory |
| Mavericks fire Avery Johnson |
| SU faces test at hard-hitting UNO |
| U-High sweeps state tennis |
| PBS slams door on WFHS |
| BCS officials reject playoff plan |
| LSU softball to visit Southeastern |
| Delgado tops BRCC, advances to playoffs |
| LSU, SU learn regional tennis opponents |
| Three La. Tech players sign free-agent deals |
| Tigers, Cajuns renew rivalry LSU hadn't played baseball vs. the University of Louisiana at Lafayette since tempers flared at the 2002 regional at Alex Box Stadium. The programs renewed the rivalry Tuesday night at the Box. |
| Big Ten, Pac-10 cast as BCS villains |
| Alabama runs past Samford |
| Dubois: After early jam, all went well |
| Brady completes Arkansas State staff |
| LSU women's golf earns NCAA bid |
| Major BCS changes unlikely |
| Big fourth keys CHSPC victory |
| Root's pitching helps Runnels' early nerves |
| Zachary pulls away from Benton |
| Catholic, Central, EA earn top-10 seeds |
| Prep Report |
| Parkview's Peters wins 3A singles title |
| Conroy helps PBS claim 3A golf crown |
| Delgado takes 3-1 lead on BRCC |
| Dunham topples Episcopal |
| Banquet honors area's pro sports legends Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:11:00 EST The rich legacy of northeastern Louisiana athletes was there in all its varied splendor Tuesday night in the Monroe Civic Center. |
| Prep baseball: West Monroe earns top seed in 5A tournament Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:55:00 EST West Monroe became the fifth local team to receive a No. 1 seed in the baseball coaches' seeding Tuesday. |
| Prep baseball: Neville routs DeRidder for spot in quarterfinals Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:56:00 EST Neville's Will Hardy threw a four-hitter with eight strike outs, while Hardy's teammates did what makes them so successful — hit the baseball. |
| Northwestern State thumps ULM baseball Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:50:00 EST Northwestern State used a pair of big innings to slug past ULM 13-4 Tuesday night in non-conference action at Warhawk Field. |
| Tech baseball jumps on Grambling early in win Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:52:00 EST GRAMBLING — A seven-run first inning would prove to be all the offense Louisiana Tech would need as the Bulldogs ran away from cross-parish rival Grambling State on Tuesday night, winning 13-3 at Tiger Stadium. |
| Prep tennis: Humphries girls take doubles title; St. Frederick boys finish second Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:55:00 EST Sisters Brooke and Chelsea Humphries completed their dream Tuesday, rolling to the state doubles title and helping carry Ouachita Christian to the runner-up slot in the Division 5 state tennis tournament played at ULM's Heard Stadium. |
| Hornets undo Mavericks in five Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:51:00 EST New Orleans head coach Byron Scott is named NBA coach of the year then gives fans in New Orleans another first: a playoff series victory. |
| Parkway aims for Slam Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:35:00 EST Parkway seniors Denver Green and Cody Santone lead team into the Class 4A state golf championship today in Zachary. |
| Local teams happy with 5A seeding Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:36:00 EST Airline, Captain Shreve and Byrd are the three local teams playing in the Class 5A baseball playoffs, none of which is seeded higher than ninth. |
| No sweat for LSUS: regional berth secure Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:30:00 EST When the LSUS Pilots baseball team begins play in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament, they will be one of the two most relaxed teams in the event. |
| LSU comeback sinks La.-Lafayette Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:00:00 EST The benches cleared and players met near the mound, but there was no fight in the first baseball game in six years between LSU and the University of Louisiana-Lafayette Tuesday night. |
| Adam Scott still lacking the next step Wed, 30 Apr 2008 06:59:00 EST One of the most vexing labels in golf is "best to have never won a major," which is now affixed to Sergio Garcia with little debate. But there is another description that is even more burdensome, and it belongs to Adam Scott. |
| Humphreys, Pedroza relish finish Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:40:00 EST Like an old, nasty laying hen, sitting on her nest to protect her eggs, Minden's Homer Humphreys caught his limit each day in the Bassmaster Central Open on the Red River, then moved off and fended off poachers. |
| Griffins head to quarterfinal round Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:23:00 EST STONEWALL — Dakota Burns' first start this season coincided with one of North DeSoto's best all-around efforts. |
| College baseball roundup: Two big innings lift NSU past ULM Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:00:00 EST MONROE — Northwestern State used a pair of big innings to slug past ULM 13-4 Tuesday night in nonconference action at Warhawk Field. |
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