Tiger Rag Magazine

Tiger Rag is considered the ultimate source for LSU Sports. It is run by Kingfish Communications, LLC, under the name Tiger Rag Magazine, and operates as both a print and online platform. The publication employs talented writers, graphic designers, and photographers dedicated to delivering top-notch coverage of LSU athletics, a commitment that has made it successful for over 30 years. Since its inaugural issue in August 1978, featuring LSU legends Billy Cannon and Charles Alexander on the cover, Tiger Rag has been a constant presence in the world of sports journalism. It has reported on the leadership of 10 different head football coaches at LSU, celebrated three National Championships, and highlighted 7 SEC Championships over the years.

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LSU Basketball Loses Point Guard Curtis Givens III To Portal – Was Incoming Competition Too Much? | Tiger Rag

1 day ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorThe LSU men’s basketball program is down to two scholarship players returning from its roster of 13 on scholarship last season, and it’s not on probation. It’s the NCAA Transfer Portal. Only forward Jalen Reed, who will be a junior next season after missing most of 2024-25 with an injury, and forward Robert Miller III, who will be a sophomore, will be coming back.
Had Nico Iamaleava Received $4 Million He Wanted, Garrett Nussmeier Could’ve Asked For $6 Million

1 day ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GELNN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorFormer Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava – pronounced Eee-Ah-MAH-LAY-ah-va, and not to be confused with former LSU athletic director Joe Alleva – obviously did not have Tennessee graduate and super agent Jimmy Sexton representing him during his Iam-An-Idiot spring game, NIL holdout last month. He also didn’t have Jerry Maguire. No, Iamaleava’s dad Nic represented him. He’s not an agent. He’s not a lawyer, though that’s not always a bad thing.
NCAA Approves Direct Payments to Athletes Pending House Settlement

2 days ago | tigerrag.com | Todd Horne

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved a series of rule changes on Monday, contingent on the final approval of a settlement in federal court, according to an announcement on ncaa.org. These changes will eliminate over 150 existing rules, giving schools the freedom to offer additional benefits to student-athletes. One major change is the allowance for direct financial payments to athletes, including compensation for the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL).
No. 4 LSU Vs. No. 5 Tennessee At Alex Box Is Top-Ranked Pairing In The Nation This Weekend

3 days ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorIt will be a Southeastern Conference Tournament-type sampling, a NCAA Super Regional preview and a College World Series potential match-up all in one this weekend at Alex Box Stadium. Yes, the eyes of college baseball will be focused on Baton Rouge from Friday through Sunday as No. 4 LSU (34-7, 12-6 SEC) hosts No. 5 Tennessee (33-7, 12-6 SEC) in a three-game series that matches the last two national champions.
LSU Football Coach Brian Kelly Has ‘The Best Roster We’ve Had’

3 days ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorLSU football fans are still beaming from the No. 1-ranked Transfer Portal class that coach Brian Kelly brought in last January. It has fallen to No. 2 behind Texas Tech by 247sports.com and is No. 3 behind Tech and Ole Miss. But it remains the best ranked portal class by LSU since the portal began in 2021. But more than a few of those highest ranked transfer players found themselves closing spring practice last week not with the first team.
LSU Baseball Misses On Sweep Of Alabama With 7-4 Loss After 9 Walks By Bullpen

4 days ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorLSU coach Jay Johnson tried something different by changing his weekend pitching rotation for the first time all season. But it backfired as his bullpen ignited Alabama, and the Tigers lost, 7-4, on Saturday night in front of 11,833 at Alex Box Stadium Stadium. ANOTHER SWEEP WITHIN LSU’S GRASP AT THE BAMA BREEZE?
LSU Baseball Enjoying A Bama Breeze As Tigers Go For Sweep Saturday After Taking Game 2

5 days ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorFeel that? That was the Bama Breeze going back to the dugout against the LSU baseball team, which defeated Alabama, 4-3, Friday night after an 11-6 victory Thursday night. Yes, that was a one-run game, but big picture has the No. 9 Tigers (34-6, 12-5 Southeastern Conference) going for their sixth sweep of Alabama since 2007. LSU will also be going for its fourth sweep in this season alone at 5 p.m. Saturday on the SEC Network.
LSU’s Purple Reign Ends in Fort Worth: No. 1 Ranked Tigers Oh So Close

6 days ago | tigerrag.com | Todd Horne

LSU entered Thursday’s NCAA semifinals in Fort Worth as the defending champs, riding a 10-meet win streak and seeding the top spot. After a season of domination that saw them capture the Southeastern Conference regular season and championship titles and cruise through the NCAA regional, expectations were sky-high.
LSU Comes Back To Beat Bama Behind Clutch Homers By Ashton Larson And Steven Milam

6 days ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorLSU coach Jay Johnson has shown a knack for pinch hitting players who deliver this season. But he may have outdone himself on Thursday night in an 11-6 victory over Alabama in front of 11,000 at Alex Box Stadium. Trailing 5-1 in the sixth inning with two on and one out, Johnson tapped Ashton Larson to pinch-hit for catcher Luis Hernandez.
LSU Football Loses Player To Portal, But He Is A Deep Backup Wide Receiver

1 week ago | tigerrag.com | Glenn Guilbeau

GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag EditorLSU football coach Brian Kelly has lost a player to the NCAA Transfer Portal, but he was not likely to see much playing time in the 2025 season. Backup walk-on wide receiver Javen Nicholas, who will be a junior in the 2025 season, said on social media Thursday that he will enter the portal. Nicholas, who went to St. Augustine High in New Orleans and came to LSU in 2022 as a preferred walk-on, caught three passes for 26 yards last season.