Day two of Saints minicamp and Jameis Winston was at the podium. Winston says he is limited in some ways as he recovers from ACL surgery, though that hasn’t stopped him from sharpening his game.

Cut 21 (13) “…as possible.”

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Pelicans forward Jaxson Hayes was sentenced to three years of probation, 450 hours of community service, and one year of weekly domestic violence classes after pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges of false imprisonment and resisting arrest during an incident at his Los Angeles home last summer.

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Three-time All-SEC point guard Khayla Pointer has been signed by the Indiana Fever of the WNBA. Pointer was the first pick of the second round in this year’s draft out of LSU but was waived by the Las Vegas Aces on May 2. Pointer finished second in the SEC in both scoring and assists last season.

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Louisiana Tech head baseball coach Lane Burroughs was reportedly under consideration for the vacant jobs at Baylor, Kansas, and Tulane, but says he’s staying with the Bulldogs. Since taking over as “Top Dog,” Burroughs has a 205-111 record, including 85-41 over the last two seasons. During that time, Tech has made two NCAA tournament appearances, hosted a regional, and won its first Conference USA tournament title.

LSU assistant and recruiting coordinator Dan Fitzgerald has accepted the head coaching job at Kansas. Prior to spending last season with the Tigers, Fitzgerald was one of the top recruiters in the nation at Dallas Baptist University.

LSU sophomore infielder Collier Cranford announced that he will enter the transfer portal. The Zachary High product started 24 games over three seasons, with a career .158 batting average.

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The first-ever matchup on the football field between Southern University and LSU will be broadcast live on national television. The game, scheduled for Sept. 10 at 6:30 pm, will air on the SEC Network, according to a release from the Southern Athletic Department.