On this day in #Saints history (9/19/2005), the 9/19/2005 cover of Sports Illustrated hit newsstands after the #Saints got an emotional win for themselves and all of us at Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
#WhoDat#WhoDatNation
🎉 RYAN THERIOT IS A HALL OF FAMER!
Ryan Theriot got the surprise on AFR when he learned he has been elected to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2027! 🏆⚾️
Ryan had no idea the announcement was coming — and his family was there to celebrate the moment with him. ❤️
From starring at LSU to winning a national championship and playing in the Major Leagues, Theriot’s impact on Louisiana baseball runs deep.
He’ll officially be inducted next June in Natchitoches, alongside some of the biggest names in Louisiana sports history.
Congratulations, Ryan! Well deserved! 👏
Watch the full surprise and Ryan’s reaction. ⬇️
#LSU #LSHOF #GeauxTigers #LouisianaSportsHallOfFame @rtheriot7@MattMoscona@Sports_Shorts@LaSportsHall@BroadmoorHighBR@TheriotJohnnah
people don’t talk about @God_Son80 enough.
Probably some of if not THE best HANDS to come out the boot ever. great route runner and a DOG my favorite LSU wideout ever personally
Jayden Deleon 🇺🇸 sets a Championship Record of 44.47s to win 400m GOLD at the World U20 Championships in Eugene!🥇
🥈 Quincy Wilson 🇺🇸 44.62
🥉 Leendert Koekemoer 🇿🇦 44.96
"In football, you want to play for the name on the side of your helmet. Not on the back of your jersey."
With @LSUfootball now 29 days away, we visit with a great No. 29 in #LSU history - @T_Daniels34.
Watch here - https://t.co/WeEXI0HkP9
Daniels won a national championship and two SEC titles with the Tigers before an 8-year NFL career.
🚨 JaMeesia Ford is LSU bound! 💜💛
The 2025 NCAA 200m champion has officially transferred from South Carolina to LSU for her senior season.
One of the most versatile sprinters in collegiate athletics, Ford owns Personal Bests (PBs) of:
• 10.87s – 100m
• 21.98s – 200m
• 50.25s – 400m
📸 @LSUTrackField
Happy Birthday to LSU legend Jerel Myers! Myers was a standout freshman All-American and All-SEC performer who contributed significantly to LSU teams in the early 2000s. His pro career included stints in the NFL, CFL, and Arena League, where he continued to showcase his receiving and return skills. A four-year starter with 149 receptions for 1,843 yards and 6 TDs, Myers brought electric playmaking and toughness to the Tigers. Geaux Tigers!
Anthony Johnson was an absolute monster in the middle of LSU’s defensive line — and he came into this world as a giant.
• Born weighing 14 pounds, 12 ounces, reportedly the biggest baby ever born in Louisiana at the time • 2013 junior season: 30 tackles and 3 sacks • Earned Second-team All-SEC honors • Finished his LSU career with 77 tackles, 22 tackles for loss, and 7 sacks • Declared early for the 2014 NFL Draft and was selected in the 2nd round by the New York Giants
LSU defensive tackles don’t play around.
Welcome to #THoC, Kenjuan! ✍️
He is a four-time NCAA DII All-American after one season at Mankato. He holds PRs of 13.79 (13.60w) in the 110h and 21.12 (20.72w) in the 200m.
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