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Tiger Rag is the Bible of LSU Sports. Operated as an independent print and on-line publication by Kingfish Communications, LLC dba Tiger Rag Magazine. Tiger Rag employs writers, graphic artists and photographers to cover LSU sports with the excellence that has brought over three decades of success.
Tiger Rag has stood the test of time, publishing its first edition in August 1978 with great LSU running backs Billy Cannon and Charles Alexander gracing the cover. Tiger Rag has covered the tenures of 10 LSU head football coaches, three National Championships and 7 SEC Championships. Source
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Search ArticlesTodd Horne: SEC Pushes to Keep LSU Lawsuit Alive as Liz Murrill Calls It ‘Garbage’
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill called the SEC’s lawsuit against LSU “garbage” and urged its dismissal after the conference asked a federal judge to keep the case alive. (Social Media photo). TODD HORNE COLUMN By TODD HORNE Vice President & Executive Editor, Tiger Rag Dense fog in Baton Rouge kept Will Wade, Kim Mulkey and their players from getting to Birmingham for SEC basketball media days Tuesday morning. Their plane could not take off, so LSU’s coaches spoke remotely.
LSU Quarterback Sam Leavitt: “Man, The Fumble Was Brutal”
LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt has not had so many turnovers - 9 - this early in a season in his college career. (LSU Photo) By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor As LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker tosses and turns over the call he made on the two-point conversion that left Kentucky with enough room to run two or three Thoroughbreds to the finish line, quarterback Sam Leavitt is wishing he had a play back as well.
Sam Leavitt Previews Must-Win Mississippi State Matchup
LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt has thrown for 1,496 yards, 10 touchdowns and eight interceptions through his first six games as a Tiger. (LSU Photo) LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt has had an up-and-down first season in Baton Rouge. The Arizona State transfer is second in the Southeastern Conference with 1,496 passing yards through six games. He ranks eighth with 10 passing touchdowns, fifth with a 67.6 completion percentage (117-of-173) and fifth in rushing touchdowns (seven).
Kim Mulkey Is Adapting To A New Era Of College Basketball And A New Team
LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey is preparing for her 26th season as a head coach. (Photo by LSU Athletics). By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey has been in the business of coaching college basketball for over 40 years. She has won five national titles as a head or assistant coach, won six national coach of the year awards and been inducted to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
LSU TE Roman Mothershed Talks LSU Offense And Switching Positions
Tray transfer Roman Mothershed has made the switch from wide receiver to tight end to shore up the LSU tight end receiving production with Trey'Dez Green sidelined. (LSU Photo) LSU welcomed Troy transfer wide receiver Roman Mothershed as a big, 6-foot-5 receiver in the offseason. He made 25 catches for 259 yards and a touchdown with the Trojans last season, and did not carve out a significant role in the tigers’ receiver room heading into 2026.
LSU LB TJ Dottery Discusses Rebounding From Kentucky Loss Versus Mississippi State
LSU linebacker TJ Dottery leads the Tigers with 42 tackles this season. (LSU Photo) tigers linebacker TJ Dottery has quickly become a leader and playmaker in the middle of the Bayou Bandits defense. The Ole Miss transfer has stepped up with Whit Weeks sidelined and leads the team with 42 tackles this season.
Will Wade Loses It When Asked Question By Pat Forde On Zoom Teleconference
LSU basketball coach Will Wade met with reporters on Tuesday, and things got heated. (Tiger Rag file photo). By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU basketball coach Will Wade appeared in mid-SEC-season form on Tuesday during a zoom teleconference with reporters as he was unable to attend SEC media days in Birmingham, Alabama, as the Tigers’ flight was canceled due to early-morning fog in Baton Rouge.
LSU Fogged In For SEC Basketball Media Days
LSU basketball coaches Will Wade and Kim Mulkey and their players will not make it to Alabama for SEC Media Days due to inclement weather. (Tiger Rag photo). TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES The LSU men’s and women’s basketball teams will miss their sessions at Southeastern Conference Media Days in Birmingham, Alabama on Tuesday as dense fog in Baton Rouge prevents their plane from taking off. LSU and Will Wade will not attend SEC media day today in Birmingham due to “inclement weather,” per the SEC.
LSU Women’s Tennis Reaches ITA Southern Regional Championships Semifinals
LSU freshman Tegan Bush of Northamptonship, England, made an impressive home debut for the LSU women's tennis team. (LSU photo). TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES Tegan Bush and Addison Lanton advanced to the semifinals of the ITA Southern Regional Championships over the weekend at the LSU Tennis Complex. Bush, a freshman from Northamptonship, England, continued her strong start, while Lanton, a sophomore from Elgin, Illinois, made her second consecutive semifinal appearance.
LSU Women’s Golf: Tigers Tied For 3rd Going Into Final Round At Haskins Intercollegiate Tournament
LSU junior Josetin Widal of Halmstad, Sweden, shot a 2-under 70 on Monday at the Haskins Women's Intercollegiate tournament in Columbus, Georgia. (LSU photo). TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES COLUMBUS, Georgia – The LSU women’s golf team had a solid opening day at the Haskins Intercollegiate tournament Monday, shooting even par for the first 36-holes of the 54-hole tournament at the Country Club of Louisiana. LSU is tied for third with Pepperdine at even par 576 entering Tuesday’s final round.