Injury bug bites women; men look to extend winning streak
As usual, Southern women’s head coach Sandy Pugh has her squad right in the thick of things as Southwestern Athletic Conference play begins to heat up. But with a crucial swing through Alabama this weekend matching the Jaguars against Alabama State on Saturday and league-leading Alabama A&M on Jan. 24, SU will travel with only eight players on its active roster.
Thursday night game, end zone facility and ‘09 schedule among topics
Southern’s athletic program put the finishing touches on one of its better weeks in recent history Wednesday.
For starters, SU football head coach Pete Richardson and athletic director Greg LaFleur took part in the schools ceremony for its A.W. Mumford Stadium north end zone enclosure scheduled to open in August.
NEW ORLEANS—After Southern came out of the tunnel dawning new columbia blue Bayou Classic jerseys and seniors Glenn Bell, Joseph Selders and Vince Lands made their way to midfield for the coin toss, it was apparent there was a sense of urgency.
A sense of urgency that time was coming to an end. A sense of urgency that this could possibly be their last game in those blue jerseys, a sense of urgency that their college careers could be coming to an end sooner than expected if the Jaguars didn’t emerge victorious.
Bayou Classic loss answered many questions for Southern fans
NEW ORLEANS—After Southern’s less-than-stellar performance in Saturday’s Bayou Classic, something questioned all season became crystal clear.
If coaches were graded on creativity, SU offensive coordinator Mark Orlando would be at the bottom of his class in almost every category.
Maybe even SU defensive coordinator Terrance Graves as well.
Yes. As it seems, Orlando only gets creative in the annual Bayou Classic.
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