Winningest Active Head Coaches in LHSAA Football

1. JT. Curtis Jr 609-119-6
John Curtis
2. Jim Hightower 490-142-1
St. Thomas More
3. Lewis Cook Jr 417-104
Notre Dame
4. Hank Tierney 340-133
Archbishop Shaw
5. Steven Fitzhugh 274-86
Ouachita Christian
6. Dennis Dunn 268-80
North DeSoto
7. David Franklin 246-65
Haynesville
8. Brent Indest 219-99
Abbeville
9. Rodney Guinn 217-79
Calvary
Four Pelicans OUT tomorrow: Herb Jones, CJ McCollum, Dejounte Murray, Trey Murphy.
Three Pelicans QUESTIONABLE: Daniel Theis, Yves Missi, Jordan Hawkins.
Judge Edwards did such a great job advocating for what he believed in. And what he believed in was public service and helping people. The 15th Judicial District and the City of Lafayette was lucky to have him on the bench. RIP Judge.
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"In Acadia, we are a four day work week and that is the only way I have a fully-staffed school." - says an educator during a state meeting on K-12 policy. #lalege#lagov
@MasonGinsberg He had a great season. Played the most games of his career. Looked amazing post all star. But whether it’s the beginning of the year, mid season, or in the playoffs, Zion continues to get injured year after year. The best player has to be on the court for a team to succeed.
The true embodiment of a Happy Warrior - I know the Majority Leader will handle treatment with absolute fortitude.
I’m thankful for his leadership for Louisiana.
My prayers are with the Congressman, his wife & family.
After a few days of not feeling like myself this past week, I had some blood work done. The results uncovered some irregularities and after undergoing additional tests, I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, a very treatable blood cancer.
I have now begun treatment, which will continue for the next several months. I expect to work through this period and intend to return to Washington, continuing my work as Majority Leader and serving the people of Louisiana’s First Congressional District.
I am incredibly grateful we were able to detect this early and that this cancer is treatable. I am thankful for my excellent medical team, and with the help of God, support of my family, friends, colleagues, and constituents, I will tackle this with the same strength and energy as I have tackled past challenges.
Two rice-related inductees made the #Louisiana Ag Hall of Distinction: Iota farmer Gerard Frey, & retired @LSUAgCenter researcher @slinscombe who now directs The Rice Foundation & heads the @usaricenews Rice Leadership Development Program. Good work! https://t.co/ZUYWJSRwNQ 👏