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Loss of a Ruston legend

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He was Ruston’s gentle giant, impacting lives locally as hard as the hits he made as a Ruston Bearcat, Louisiana Tech Bulldog and NFL Hall of Fame defensive end.

Bulldogs double down on weekly LSWA honors

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Two Louisiana Tech Bulldogs have been recognized by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association as senior linebacker Trey Baldwin was named the LSWA Defensive Player of the Week and sophomore wide receiver Wayne Toussant earned LSWA Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

‘Cats celebrate success

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Pictured are the Ruston High School Bearcats celebrating their 38-35 triple overtime victory Thursday night over the Neville Tigers at Eddie G.

Ruston tops Neville in 3OT thriller

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GRAMBLING — Oftentimes, football is simply a test of wills and perseverance.

Change for Bayou Classic

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The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many audibles being called for football, particularly on the collegiate level.

Bearcats roar past Vikings, 48-14

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BOSSIER CITY – “Next man up” has taken on even more meaning for the coronavirus-delayed 2020 Louisiana prep football season.

Cedar Creek routs Arcadia, 47-6

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It took only about a quarter to shake the cobwebs off, but once Cedar Creek did, the Cougars put the pedal to the metal and didn’t let up, dominating Arcadia 47-6 in the home opener for both teams at Cougars Stadium.

Bearcats set to start answering questions

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Whether or not the 2020 Louisiana prep football season would actually ever begin has been questionable for months now.

Cougars to kick off 2020 vs. Arcadia

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The Louisiana high school football season is finally here as Cedar Creek hosts Arcadia at 7 p.m. today in the first game of the season.

Cathey pushes for LHSAA oversight

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If Louisiana Senator Stewart Cathey, Jr. gets his way, the state Legislature would soon have a “seat at the table” on the Louisiana High School Athletics Association’s executive committee, or else schools funded by the state wouldn’t be able to play sports in the LHSAA.