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For most teams, we’ve reached the halfway point of the regular season and the conference title races are starting to take shape. Last week gave us exciting finishes and monster upsets, and we’ve got another good slate of games this week with three big games between ranked teams and 11 ranked teams playing on the road. Here is what to watch for this week in college football:

While there aren't as many marquee games as last week, we have several intriguing matchups to look forward to this weekend. Saturday features four games between ranked opponents, including one top 10 game in the SEC. Additionally, 14 of the 22 ranked teams in action this weekend are playing road or neutral-site games. So this could be another weekend to be on upset alert. Here is what to watch for

The new rankings will look very different this week as three Top Five teams all went down to a defeat, part of a larger shakedown in college football that saw nine ranked teams all suffer losses. Here are all the highlights from this week in the Top 25.

It wasn't a surprise that the better team won Saturday afternoon at Cajun Field. The bigger surprise to me was how tough Tulane played against the Cajuns.

There are some things you never get tired of. Your mom's gumbo, boiled crawfish, zydeco music and the final minutes of last year's New Orleans Bowl Football Game.

After a Saturday full of big games and big upsets last weekend, things look to be a little calmer this week with a handful of ranked teams on byes and only two games between ranked teams. However, for most schools, this week marks the first games of conference play so there is still a lot on the line. Here is what to watch for in college football this week.

For fans of the University of Kentucky there is nothing more exciting than Big Blue Madness. This is a celebration of the only reason I can think of that anyone would ever be excited about anything that happened at U.K.; Kentucky Basketball...

Kick off at 11am this morning. Geaux Cajuns!

The upcoming sports calendar features several key battles between ranked college football teams, the beginning of the NASCAR Chase for the Cup and Week 2 of the NFL. Here's what to watch this weekend:

Except for an opening kickoff fumble just about everything went the way the LSU Tigers wanted it to go last night against Washington.

Alonzo Harris carried the ball for 137 yards and a touchdown as the Cajuns improved their record to 2-0 last night in Troy Alabama. Quarterback Blaine Gautier was injured and did not return to the game.

Find out where you CAN park, where you CAN"T park and why. Make plans to arrive early and stay late, it's football in South Louisiana!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. School is back in session. Everyone’s favorite team is undefeated. Every fan just knows their team is underrated and will be better than expected. And we can finally stop focusing on offseason scandals and politics. Yes, college football is finally back. With that, here is everything you need to know to be ready for week one action.

College football is finally (almost) back! This is that magical time of year when every college football fan dreams of crisp fall days and really believes that his team will be “better than expected” this year. At least up until kickoff. Here are 10 ...

I guess you could say these are a different kind of 'Honey Badger'. Still the same results, you're outta here.

The College World Series has gotten underway, with the NCAA’s best duking it out to be crowned the best baseball team in the land. The series is often a breeding ground for future major league stars.

Tiger Woods chases a major victory, eight teams seek NCAA glory and LeBron James looks to derail Kevin Durant in the NBA Finals. Here’s what to watch this weekend in sports:

The final out of Louisiana's Ragin Cajun Softball season came shortly after midnight last night. When the Arizona State Sun Devils ending the Cajun's 2012 campaign in mercy rule fashion.

We made it through March Madness with the NCAA basketball tournament and now it's time for the NBA to showcase its post season. Our own New Orleans Hornets have been in the news lately, you might have heard they have a new owner, it's Saints owner Tom Benson...

I have never cheered for Trent Richardson on the football field. I will when he goes to the NFL but it won't be because of his skills as a player. It's because of his compassion for another human being. That is what makes this young man and this story so compelling to me.