Multipe reports say offensive coordinator Matt Canada will leave the LSU football program following Monday’s game against Notre Dame in the Citrus Bowl. Before the reports came out, head coach Ed Orgeron spoke about his relationship with offensive coordinator Matt Canada. It appeared there was tension between the two after the upset loss to Troy, but Orgeron says the offense has been fanatastic…
cut 17 (09) “….been great”
Meanwhile, LSU will be without three defensive starters for the bowl game. Donnie Alexander, Arden Key and Corey Thompson are injured, so K’Lavon Chaisson, Michael Divinity and Tyler Taylor will take their spots. Orgeron says they’ll have to step up…
cut 18 (13) “…answer the bell”

The Saints head into Sunday’s regular season finale against Tampa Bay, ranked second in the NFL in total yards per game. They are averaging nearly 400 yards a contest. Quarterback Drew Brees on the success of this season…
cut 20 (16) “….exceptional”
Following Sunday’s game, Brees will travel to Texas for funeral serviecs for his grandfater Ray Atkins, who pased away at the age of 92. Atkins is a World War two veteran and a longtime high school football coach.

The USA Today has named Richwood’s Robert Arvie as the high school coach of the year in Louisiana. Arvie led the Rams to their first appearance in a state championship football game in the Superdome. Hahnville Running back Pooka Williams is the offensive player of the year, while Scotlandville defensive back Kelvin Joseph is the state’s defensive player of the year.