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A high dollar promise to a highly touted football prospect is the basis of a lawsuit filed against a former coach at the University of Louisiana .

Talk about talents off the court, Gordon McKernan teamed up with a LSU Women's star for new jingle, and it's kind of catchy... Watch it here.

Sports and Mardi Gras are things that just go hand-in-hand here in Louisiana. Check out these floats. I'm not going to lie, the Derek Carr one is pretty funny...

It was announced on Thursday that Amazon is working on a new documentary highlighting some of the biggest stars at LSU. Check it out here...

We know LSU Tiger fans aren't just in Louisiana but where the Tiger fanbase ranks in the Southeastern Conference might just surprise you.

If you're not familiar with NIL, it's a policy change that allows college athletes in the United States to monetize their personal brands without losing their eligibility to play college sports

It's no secret that the LSU Fighting Tigers football program is on fire right now and one Louisiana businessman is taking full advantage by supporting the stars of the team through NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) licensing agreements!

With the NCAA clearing the way for players to make money earlier this week, lots of former players are now wondering what could have been.