by David Grubb | Feb 4, 2020 | NBA, New Orleans Pelicans, On The Record
Do you remember when the Bucks were mired in mediocrity during Giannis’ first five seasons? Originally appeared in TheBirdWrites.com, 2/4/2020 After Sunday afternoon’s gut punch of a loss to the Houston Rockets, things don’t get any easier for the New Orleans Pelicans...
by David Grubb | Jan 4, 2020 | NBA, New Orleans Pelicans, On The Record
Both teams envisioned better starts, but many had penciled in Kings as playoff sleeper. Originally appeared in TheBirdWrites.com, 1/4/2020 After seeing their winning streak come to an end last night in Los Angeles, the New Orleans Pelicans head 384 miles north to play...
by David Grubb | Oct 12, 2019 | High School Football, On The Record
BATON ROUGE – Catholic High had its homecoming game against East Ascension delayed by a passing storm. When it finally began, the Bears were a torrent of their own, raining down on the Spartans, beating them 41-6. Catholic led from start to finish, scoring on its...
by David Grubb | Oct 12, 2019 | College Football, LSU Tigers, On The Record
Originally appeared on CrescentCitySports.com BATON ROUGE – All the ingredients were there for another epic Saturday night in Death Valley; homecoming, ESPN College Gameday, and most importantly, the visiting and seventh-ranked Florida Gators. The game lived up...
by David Grubb | Oct 6, 2019 | NBA, New Orleans Pelicans, On The Record
“Electricity” is a word often utilized when discussing the atmosphere in a venue for a big game, not one typically associated with an open practice for a franchise that has made it to the postseason twice in the last decade. But the wattage generated in the Smoothie...
by David Grubb | Oct 5, 2019 | College Football, LSU Tigers, On The Record
BATON ROUGE – The undercard of LSU’s 2019 football schedule ended with the Tigers’ wire to wire 42-6 victory over the Utah State Aggies in Death Valley. Utah State just became the latest victim of an LSU team that may be on the verge of adding the one ingredient it...
