It was a terrific football game in the Louisiana Superdome last night and to make it better for Who Dats, the Saints won, beating the Houston Texans 30-28. New Orleans QB Drew Brees threw for 370 yards and two touchdowns, while Houston signal caller DeShaun Watson put on a show, scoring four total TDs and routinely breaking the Black and Gold’s back on third down. Coach Sean Payton says nothing seemed to slow him down…
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But the Saints were able to keep Texans All-Pro defensive end J-J Watt out of the backfield. Right tackle Ryan Ramczyk did such a good job on Watt, the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year didn’t record a tackle or sack.
And the Saints running game looked fine without Mark Ingram. New Orleans rushed for 148 yards, led by Alvin Kamara’s 97 yards on 13 carries.
LSU had its share of players who had to leave Saturday’s game at Texas because of muscle cramping. Tigers Coach Ed Orgeron says the visting locker room at Texas did not have A-C, plus it was hot and the defense was on the field for a long time. Orgeron says they tried to prevent the cramps, but they’ll need to be more proactive in the future…
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Texas officials says they were not aware of any issues with the A-C in the visiting locker room and they say it’s working just fine.
In the lastest high school football polls, St. Thomas More is the new number one team in Four-A as the Cougars moved past Karr, who lost against John Curtis last week. The Patriots remain number one in Five-A, followed by West Monroe. Southern Lab is the new number one ranked team in One-A. Oak Grove drops to number two following a loss to Benton.
The LSU men’s basketball schedule is out for the upcoming season. The Tigers begin defense of their SEC title on January 4th at Tennessee.