GSU concerned about speed
Rod Broadway is tired of looking at a 2009 game film matching Louisiana Tech against LSU.
Who can blame him?

The fourth-year head coach at Grambling State University has seen all he wants of the speed that accentuates the 2010 Bulldogs’ squad that his team will have to deal with in Saturday’s “Port City Classic” in Shreveport. »


Tech, GSU players excited
If fans are getting revved up for the first-ever football game between Louisiana Tech University and Grambling State University, imagine how the participants are feeling.
Yes, the players are extra pumped, too.

“It’s going to be exciting,” said Tech defensive back Tank Calais. “Players enjoy being in games that mean a lot to the fans and they don’t come much bigger as far as local games are than this one. »


Parish teams: Kickoff nears
Get the game face on.

It’s football time — officially — in Lincoln Parish this week.

From preps to collegians, the 2010 season will kick off starting on Friday and going through Saturday.

Every parish team will be suiting up, beginning with Friday’s parish “neighborhood” duel between Cedar Creek and Grambling High at the Cougars’ field and Ruston High playing at former Class 5A rival Shreveport Byrd. »


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