CROWLEY – The Lake Arthur Tigers made the short journey over to Crowley to open league play against the Notre Dame Pioneers. The Tigers avenged an earlier loss to the Pios this season by throttling their guests 50-34. The win moved Lake Arthur to 6-7 overall, 1-0 in district action. After trailing early in the contest, Lake Arthur rallied back over the final three periods of play to put an exclamation point on their league opener.
(AP) —Aaron Rodgers hits the beach and has even hosted a TV game show. Alvin Kamara has snowboarded in the mountains of Montana.
(AP) — Wild-card weekend is all about familiarity.
EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — Northwestern has hired an outside attorney to investigate alleged hazing within its football program.
Diamondbacks, Davies finalize $5 million, 1-year deal
LACASSINE — The Lacassine High Cardinals (18-9) hosted the Reeves High Raiders (10-12) Friday night in a non-district contest held at John Juneau Gymnasium. The Cardinals dominated the hardwood all night and finished with a 67-27 win over the Raiders. The host team put up seven 3-pointers collectively.
LACASSINE — The Lacassine High Lady Cardinals (17-8) hosted the Reeves High Lady Raiders (18-3) Friday night at John Juneau Gymnasium for a nondistrict competition. The No. 3 ranked Lady Raiders were dealt a big upset as the No. 18 ranked Lady Cardinals, led by Sydnie Cooley with an impressive 33 points, took the 52-47 win in the hard-fought battle. The Lady Cardinals opened the game with a slow start and were down by seven points at halftime. However, it would be a tied game at the end of the third and the Lady Cardinals were unrelenting in the fourth quarter, commanding the court for the win.
(AP) — Seven of the 14 teams in this year’s playoffs didn’t make the field last season, giving the NFL’s upcoming wild-card weekend a mix of traditional powerhouses and underdogs.
METAIRIE(AP)—During a time of transition, the New Orleans Saints looked like a franchise trying to figure out some things.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills safety Damar Hamlin said he returned to Buffalo on Monday “with a lot of love on my heart” to continue his recovery in a hospital there, a week after going into cardiac arrest and having to be resuscitated on the field during a game in Cincinnati.
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