
Jerry Stovall, LSU Hall of Fame Icon, Passes Away at 85
Jerry Stovall, a Hall of Fame player and coach whose career spanned decades at LSU, died at 85 in Baton Rouge, leaving a legacy that still reverberates across college football.
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Jerry Stovall, a Hall of Fame player and coach whose career spanned decades at LSU, died at 85 in Baton Rouge, leaving a legacy that still reverberates across college football.

John Brady, a Louisiana Sports Hall of Famer and former LSU head coach, has been appointed Senior Advisor for Athletic Advancement and Men’s Basketball Strategy at LSU New Orleans, bringing decades of success in fundraising, player development and program strategy.

The university proposes renaming its baseball complex after longtime coach Tony Robichaux and dedicating a new stadium club to the Russo family, whose generous donations aim to elevate the program.

Legendary NBA forward Ervin Johnson, a University of New Orleans alumnus and Hall of Famer, has been appointed coach of the rebranded LSU New Orleans basketball team, promising to blend his championship pedigree with a commitment to education and community empowerment.

Skip Bertman, the architect of LSU's baseball resurgence, passed away at 88. His five national titles, record-breaking SEC rate and lasting influence on players and coaches define a legacy that reshaped the sport.

J. Stanley Bertman, an 88‑year‑old former LSU baseball coach and athletics director, passed away in Baton Rouge, leaving behind a legacy of championships, innovative fundraising, and mentorship.

J. Stanley "Skip" Bertman, the 88‑year‑old architect of LSU’s baseball dynasty, died Friday morning in Baton Rouge after a battle with heart complications. His 18‑year tenure reshaped college baseball, boosted attendance, earned five national titles, and left a legacy of mentorship and international success.

J. Stanley "Skip" Bertman, the Hall of Fame baseball coach who steered LSU’s program to five national titles, died at 88 in Baton Rouge. His career reshaped college baseball and left a lasting imprint on his family and community.
Former Louisiana standout Michael Brooks, together with NFL peers Dalton Hilliard and Rueben Randle, opened his first youth football camp at Lincoln Preparatory School, emphasizing discipline, education and community involvement.

Former NFL star Michael Brooks launches a youth football camp in Ruston, blending athletic training with life lessons and community mentorship.

Roger Cador, who guided Southern University’s baseball program for three decades, passed away at 74. His legacy includes historic NCAA tournament victories, numerous conference titles and a profound influence on generations of players.

Southern University will hold a public viewing and memorial service on July 6 to celebrate the legacy of the late coach who transformed HBCU baseball.

Roger Cador, who led Southern University’s baseball program for three decades, passed away at 74 after brain‑tumor surgery. His record, titles and mentorship left an indelible mark on HBCU baseball and the broader baseball community.

Roger Cador, who steered Southern University’s baseball team for 30 years, passed away at 74. His tenure produced 14 SWAC titles, 11 NCAA Tournament appearances and a landmark upset of Cal State Fullerton in 1987, earning him a place in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

Roger Cador, who led the Southern Jaguars to 14 SWAC titles and 11 NCAA Tournament appearances, passed away at 74. His contributions helped break barriers for HBCU baseball.

Roger Cador, the Hall of Fame coach who transformed Southern University's baseball program, died after a battle with brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy of championships, mentorship, and pioneering achievements.

Roger Cador, a Hall of Fame coach and player for Southern University, died after a battle with brain cancer. His legacy includes 14 conference titles, 11 NCAA tournament appearances, and mentoring dozens of MLB draftees.

Warren Morris and Jonathan Lucroy, recent inductees into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, discuss their international achievements, community impact, and the lasting bond they share as ambassadors of Louisiana baseball.

Mike McConathy and Dewain Strother, inducted into the 2026 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, discuss how their legacies intertwine with family, education, and community.

With 682 career wins, Coach Mike McConathy reshaped college basketball in Louisiana, blending relentless work ethic with deep community roots.

A look at the career of Dewain Strother, whose six state championships and 1,235 wins have earned him a place in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.

A look at how early mentorships, NCAA challenges, and relentless ambition propelled John Brady to the pinnacle of Louisiana basketball.

From a modest upbringing in central Louisiana to a record‑breaking coaching career, Dewain Strother’s story culminates in his upcoming induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

Dewain Strother’s career at Florien High School reshaped girls’ basketball in Louisiana, blending disciplined fundamentals with a relentless pursuit of excellence, a journey celebrated in the 2026 Hall of Fame class.