Journalist
Listen up maggots! And that's an order!
https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/article_76ac6840-b22e-11e8-b650-53f5a331c52a.html
All that separates A.W. Mumford Stadium and Tiger Stadium is a little more than 11 miles.
With no traffic between the city’s two Division I institutions — Southern University in north Baton Rouge and LSU, just south of downtown — the drive takes roughly 20 minutes.
And yet, in the 105 years since Southern first fielded a football program, not once has either school made the trip across town for a competitive football game.
That may soon change.
Both sides said they were interested in making such a game happen in the near future, going so far as to say casual discussions took place in recent months.
With both teams in the Dallas-Fort Worth area last weekend for their season openers, LSU President F. King Alexander attended Southern’s game at TCU in Fort Worth last Saturday, while Southern athletic director Roman Banks returned the favor the next day, attending LSU’s game against Miami at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
All that separates A.W. Mumford Stadium and Tiger Stadium is a little more than 11 miles.
With no traffic between the city’s two Division I institutions — Southern University in north Baton Rouge and LSU, just south of downtown — the drive takes roughly 20 minutes.
And yet, in the 105 years since Southern first fielded a football program, not once has either school made the trip across town for a competitive football game.
That may soon change.
Both sides said they were interested in making such a game happen in the near future, going so far as to say casual discussions took place in recent months.
With both teams in the Dallas-Fort Worth area last weekend for their season openers, LSU President F. King Alexander attended Southern’s game at TCU in Fort Worth last Saturday, while Southern athletic director Roman Banks returned the favor the next day, attending LSU’s game against Miami at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.