Jeff Palermo
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LSU dominates Texas A&M 35-6 in emphatic bounce-back win (opens the original)
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LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt stayed in the pocket more Saturday night, partially because he suffered a hamstring injury and had to. (Tiger Rag photo by Jonathan Mailhes). After suffering painful losses to Texas A&M the past two seasons, LSU delivered a decisive response Saturday night. The 10th-ranked Tigers dominated the 23rd-ranked Aggies 35-6 in front of a raucous crowd at Tiger Stadium, bouncing back from last week’s loss to Ole Miss and closing September with a 3-1 record. LSU quarterback Sa
Louisiana Tech President Jim Henderson to retire at end of year (opens the original)
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Louisiana Tech President Dr. Jim Henderson will retire at the end of the year, ending a long career in Louisiana higher education. Henderson announced his retirement Friday, citing declining health. “Over the past several months, I have made passing reference to many of you about a decline in my health. That deterioration has continued, and while there is not an immediate threat to my mortality, there is a noticeable progression,” Henderson said in the email. Henderson became Louisiana Tech’s 15
Louisiana lawmaker proposes Dolly Parton specialty license plate (opens the original)
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DOLLY PARTON (photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons) A Louisiana lawmaker is proposing a specialty license plate honoring Dolly Parton, with a portion of the proceeds going toward the country music legend’s signature literacy initiative. Chalmette Representative Michael Bayham plans to file legislation in the upcoming legislative session that would create a Dolly Parton license plate. The proposal comes on September 25, which some fans are celebrating as “Dolly Parton Day” because of the date — 9/
Louisiana officials warn about deadly synthetic opioid more potent than fentanyl (opens the original)
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Louisiana health officials are warning about a powerful synthetic opioid that has been linked to overdose deaths in the state. The drug, cyclorphine, is estimated to be about 10 times more potent than fentanyl. Mark Ryan, executive director of the Louisiana Poison Center, says even a small amount can be deadly. “Especially in those naive user situations, someone that doesn’t use pain medications often, it’s a one pill can kill kind of deal, a very small dose one time is enough to kill you,” Ryan
LSU Against the World? National Fan Sentiment Favors Ole Miss (opens the original)
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When LSU and Ole Miss meet Saturday night in a highly anticipated SEC showdown, it appears the Tigers will have plenty of fans rooting against them. Research conducted by BetOnline Sports and Casino found that Louisiana is the only state where fans are predominantly rooting for LSU. The sportsbook analyzed more than one million tweets, hashtags and key phrases to gauge which team fans across the country are supporting in Saturday’s matchup. Josh Barton with BetOnline Sports and Casino says LSU’s
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