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The Maroon, Loyola University - New Orleans, LA

3 days ago by Ramon Antonio Vargas

This is the conclusion to a two-part series chronicling what turned out to be the last season of basketball for Luke Zumo, the university's first scholarship athlete. In part one, published in the last issue of The Wolf Magazine, Zumo misses out on beating Tulane University's basketball team on his last try, a goal he coveted; and he realized he had a decision to make: move on to physical therapy school and retire, or come back for another year, and set the school career scoring record.

LSU football hot out of the recruiting gates

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

18 hours ago by Shea Dixon

The LSU football team rang in 2008 in style, topping Ohio State in dominating fashion en route to its second Bowl Championship Series trophy in five years.

And Tiger fans did not have to wait long before they could celebrate the success of the team once again - this time off the field.

Darrinton Moncrieffe Basketball Profile

The Maroon, Loyola University - New Orleans, LA

6 days ago by Cody Worsham

He's already one of the most recognizable people on campus. Standing 6-feet 9inches tall with a smile that won't go away, Darrinton Moncrieffe needs no help being noticed on the Loyola University campus.

The sound of a bouncing ball draws additional attention to the men's basketball team's 18-year-old freshman center.

LSU finally parts ways with much- maligned QB

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

6 days ago by Jerit Roser

Former LSU quarterback Ryan Perrilloux's college career, which has seen more time linked to disciplinary issues than playing time, came to an end Friday morning when he was dismissed from the team for failing a drug test, a team member confirmed Friday.

LSU coach Les Miles announced Perrilloux's dismissal in a news release.

Bertman reflects on seven-year tenure as AD (4/29)

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

6 days ago by Jerit Roser

LSU Athletic Director Skip Bertman sat comfortably in his sixth-floor office just less than a month before his 71st birthday.

The five-time College World Series championship coach, sitting with a large flat computer screen behind him, spoke confidently and conversationally about his accomplishments at LSU, often gesturing to help get his point across his dark, wooden desk and its few scattered papers.