The New Orleans Saints and rookie first-round pick Bryan Bresee have agreed to terms on a contract that will pay Bresee over $12 million over its lifespan.
Watch as Cee Dee Lamb, who was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys, takes his phone from his girlfriend after finding out that he had been selected by the Cowboys.
A great season for Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns came to an end last week but three players will continue on playing this season at the professional ranks.
The good folks at SI.com recently put together a list of every team's worst player in their history. They relegated the players to the Super Bowl era. And they were players either the team drafted high, signed to a huge free agent contract or acquired for way too much in a trade.
He had to wait more than two and a half hours to hear his name called by Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, but the wait was worth it for Acadiana High's Stryker Trahan. The all-state catcher for the Wreckin' Rams was selected with the 26th pick of the first round by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
I've been playing fantasy football since five minutes after I first heard about it. That was 10th grade, 1992. I've played in at least one league every year since. I'm not a know-it-all like some of these pundits that make these self-proclamations on television. I can say this: "I've never finished in last place!" I may have even won a league championship or two. I've also hosted a rad
It may only be the second week of June, but the pennant race in both leagues for classiest move by a major league team is over.
Earlier this week, the Texas Rangers drafted a paralyzed player in this year’s Major League Baseball draft, while their cross-state rivals Houston Astros did the same.
As Acadiana's New Orleans Saints Station we sure were watching last night's draft to see what our beloved team would do. And as the Saints are known to do, a curve ball was thrown. After selecting Defensive End Cameron Jordan (California) with the 24th pick, New Orleans traded back into the first round and scooped up Alabama Running Back Mark Ingram.
As amazing as she is a "singer" one can only imagine how TOTALLY WICKEDLY AWESOME she'll be as a basketball player. Yep, Brittany Spears was selected by my beloved Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA in the second round of yesterday's WNBA Draft.