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LSU football announced Wednesday morning that fifth-year senior Braelin Moore will wear the No.18 jersey for the 2026 season.

The veteran center joins the exclusive group of players wearing the No.18 jersey and is the second offensive lineman to wear the No. 18 patch.

The first player to wear the number was Matt Mauch back in 2003 in which he helped lead LSU to ...


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LSU football announced Wednesday morning that it will award junior tight end Trey’Dez Green and senior linebacker Whit Weeks the No.7 jersey for the 2026 season.

This is the second time where the No.7 jersey will be worn by two players, most previously in 2024 with offensive lineman Will Campbell and linebacker Harold Perkins sharing the number.

The No.7 jersey ...


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18-year-old LSU student Devriana Thomas was arrested Tuesday for posting a shooting threat on Instagram from inside the Student Union

According to LSU police the threat reads “im bout to shoot up the school, im so irritated.”

She is booked on terrorizing and menacing charges at the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.

Thomas later told officers she made the po...


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An LSU student was arrested after allegedly threatening to “shoot up the school,” triggering evacuations from the Skip Bertman memorial service in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center Tuesday night.

Gov. Jeff Landry, East Baton Rouge Sheriff Sid Gautreaux, First Lady Sharon Landry and Mayor-President Sid Edwards were among the local officials escorted from the building af...


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The Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a decision in a case filed by a former Reveille editor-in-chief against LSU, ruling that LSU must release internal investigation records about a former administrator accused of catfishing students.

Josh Archote, former Reveille editor-in-chief, filed the case in 2023 after LSU refused to release records concerning a...


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