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Jeff Seidel Remembered as Consummate Sports Journalist and Adored Family Man

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By Ron Snyder
| JMORE Living Verified
When it comes to sports reporting, there is the perception and there is the reality. The perception is the image people often see when tuning in to ESPN. It is of a glamorous lifestyle where reporters have up-close views and access to the biggest stars in sports while being paid to attend the Super Bowl, the World Series, March Madness or other high-profile sporting events. But the reality for most sports reporters is much different.
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Ed Orgeron Reviews LSU Scrimmage

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By Ron Snyder
| KADN-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
Baton Rouge, LA (KADN) -- Governor John Bel Edwards announced LSU is looking into limiting attendance this season to just 25-percent of capacity at Tiger Stadium this season because of the pandemic. The LSU football team's schedule has already been pushed back as a result of the pandemic. With a two week wait until the opening game against  Mississippi State,  the Tigers are continuing to scrimmage each other. "I thought our team did very well on both sides of the ball," Coach Orgeron explained.
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Jennings Players Cleanup

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By Ron Snyder
| KADN-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
As the Jennings Bulldogs get read for a late start to the season, Hurricane Laura damaged part of Jennings knocking out power and trees. The Bulldogs are off this week. Without football, they still haven't forgotten about their community. Several players helped clean up the city. "That was challenging for us having to quarantine some kids and stuff," Rusty Phelps explained. A few kids came down with COVID-19 earlier in the year.
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