A one hour documentary on LSU’s 2019 national championship football season debuts tonight at 6:30 on the SEC Network. It’s called “One for the Ages” and producer Jim Jorden says its a behind the scenes cinematic look at the Tigers historic season. He says it’s a chance for Tiger fans to re-live all of the great moments, including the dozens of touchdown, passes thrown by Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Joe Burrow…
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Also at 6:30 tonight, the Tiger Athletics Foundation will host a virtual coaches caravan on their Facebook page. LSU fans will be able to hear from athletics director Scott Woodward, head coach Ed Orgeron and offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger and defensive coordinator Bo Pelini. Orgeron says his staff is back in the football operations building and wearing masks.

If you ever wanted to see LSU legend Pete Maravich play in a game, tonight is your chance. Fox Sports New Orleans will re-air Pistol Pete’s historic 68-point scoring performance against the New York Knicks in 1977. The game was played in front of a sold-out Louisiana Superdome and the 68 points was a professional high for Maravich. The broadcast starts at seven PM.

ESPN is reporting optimism is growing that the NBA will resume its season and Commissioner Adam Silver is expected to make an announcement about a return to play in two to four weeks. There’s been talk about the league holding its games in Las Vegas and or Orlando. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says professional sports are welcome in the Sunshine state…
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