THIBODAUX, La. – No. 14 Southeastern Louisiana University outlasted No. 25 Nicholls in a 58-48 Southland Conference shootout Saturday afternoon at John L. Guidry Stadium. Playing their fifth straight game away from home to start the season, the Lions (4-1, 2-0 Southland) finished with 573 total yards and 32 first downs on the way to their third straight victory. Nicholls fell to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in Southland play with its second straight loss to Southeastern in
UNA Football Opener Moved To Florence Saturday At 6:00 pm At Braly Stadium
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HAMMOND, La. – The nation s best offensive player resides in Hammond, America, as Southeastern Louisiana senior quarterback Cole Kelley was named the 2020-21 Stats Perform FCS Walter Payton Award winner in an announcement from Stats Perform on Saturday. Kelley becomes the 34th recipient of the Payton Award, bestowed upon the best offensive player in the Football Championship Subdivision and named for the legendary Chicago Bears running back, who played collegiately at Jackson State. Kelley is the third Payton Award recipient from the Southland Conference, joining Stephen F. Austin s Jeremy Moses in 2010 and Sam Houston s Jeremiah Briscoe in 2016 and 17. Other notable past recipients of the Heisman of the FCS include Steve McNair, Tony Romo, Brian Westbrook, Jimmy Garoppolo, Cooper Kupp and Trey Lance. The FCS Awards show will be televised nationally Saturday on Bally Sports (formerly Fox Sports). Check your local listings for availability
The freshmen experience for many college students this year has been unique compared to the past experiences to COVID-19.
With COVID-19 restrictions and procedures in place, newly joined band members have had to learn a routine that others have not.
Blake Leblanc, a freshman history major, shared how being in band became a hobby for him from an early age.
“I joined the band in the fifth grade when I first learned to play the saxophone. I really became passionate about the band during high school when we began to march while performing,” Leblanc said.
Each year, the Spirit of the Southland Marching Band performs at football home games and events on campus. However, with COVID-19 regulations and procedures, the group has faced many challenges.