ESPN reports LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was served court documents outside the LSU football facility yesterday in connection with Ole Miss’ lawsuit against him and offensive lineman Devin Harper. The Rebels are seeking nearly one-million dollars, alleging the players broke their Ole Miss revenue-sharing agreements. Legal analyst Franz Borghardt says the timing of the lawsuit, just days before LSU plays Ole Miss, is not a coincidence…

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LSU, ranked seventh, faces eighth-ranked Ole Miss Saturday night. A key matchup will be LSU’s defense against Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. LSU coach Lane Kiffin says containing Chambliss will be easier said than done…

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Kickoff is Saturday night at 6:30.

L-S-U Alexandria is reporting its largest enrollment ever, with 8,600 students this fall — nearly 12 percent higher than last year. Chancellor Dr. Elizabeth Beard says LSUA offers students a personal and impactful education…

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Online enrollment is up more than 10 percent, while dual enrollment has jumped 45 percent.

And Frymaster is expanding its Shreveport operations, creating nearly 50 direct jobs. The commercial frying equipment manufacturer says the investment will increase its capacity and help meet future customer demand.

Frymaster Vice President Wendell Hays says the expansion is an important step in supporting the company’s continued growth…

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