Louisiana
Louisiana Seeks to Build Upon Sun Belt-Opening Success on New Year’s Eve
LAFAYETTE – The Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Ladies’s Basketball workforce seeks an ideal ending to the opening weekend of Solar Belt Convention play when the squad faces off with Coastal Carolina at 1:00 p.m. on New Yr’s Eve (December 31) on the Cajundome.
Louisiana (7-6, 1-0 SBC), which defeated Georgia State 54-41 within the SBC opener on Thursday, December 29 on the Cajundome, goals to seize its first 2-0 begin in SBC play because the 2015-16 season.
The Ragin’ Cajuns additionally search a three-game sweep of their present holidays homestand, having already knocked off LSU-Alexandria 81-50 again on December 19 adopted by Thursday’s win over GSU, and look to increase their dwelling courtroom profitable streak which is at present at 4 video games.
As a part of a New Yr’s Eve celebration, there can be a 2023 Blissful New Yr glasses eyewear giveaway on the entrance for followers in attendance. Admission to the sport – and all dwelling video games all through the whole season – is freed from cost for all and open to the general public. The sport can be streamed stay on ESPN+ with Dan McDonald (pxp) and Byron Starks (analyst) offering the commentary. Followers within the Acadiana area can take heed to name of the sport by Steve Peloquin on 103.3 FM The Goat and 1420 AM and worldwide on the Varsity Community. Dwell stats can be supplied by CajunStats.com.
The Ragin’ Cajuns maintain the true dwelling courtroom benefit in Saturday’s tilt, having opened SBC play on the Cajundome whereas Coastal needed to journey Friday (Dec. 30) from Harrisonburg, Virginia following its SBC opener on the street at James Madison.
Thursday’s Solar Belt-opening win gave the Ragin’ Cajuns a triumphant return from the Christmas break and was the primary conference-opening win because the 2019-20 season. Louisiana restricted Georgia State to its lowest level whole of the season and properly under its 44 % season capturing share (completed at 32.6 %).
Louisiana regained the providers of place to begin guard Future Rice and proceeded to have an help on 63 % (12-of-19) of its baskets vs. GSU led by Rice’s season-high six dimes. The squad additionally benefitted from the emergence of Mariah Stewart within the frontcourt as she poured in a season-high 12 factors on 6-of-10 capturing.
Lanay Wheaton continued her current pattern of offering a scoring punch as she wound up with 16 factors vs. GSU – all within the second half highlighted by her personally outscoring the Panthers 13-9 within the third quarter alone. Wheaton’s scored in double figures and led UL in scoring the final three video games, a pattern began by season-highs of 20 and 25 towards Lamar and LSUA.
The return of Rice additionally steadied the Ragin’ Cajuns turnover price with solely 10 miscues on Thursday, an enchancment following 25 turnovers vs. LSUA. It’ll be a key space once more on Saturday because the Chanticleers common simply 16.9 turnovers whereas forcing a mean of 19.0.
Tamera Johnson paces the Ragin’ Cajuns in scoring (10.3) and rebounding (7.0). The Lafayette native has generated seven double-digit scoring performances and three double-doubles. With the newest uptick in manufacturing, Wheaton (10.3) has raised her season scoring common over three full factors and tied Johnson for the team-leading common.
The Ragin’ Cajuns protection, which ranks High 20 nationally forcing 21.9 turnovers per sport, is led by Wheaton’s 27 steals with Johnson proper behind at 24 steals. Rice moved into the workforce lead in assists (20) after her season-high output on Thursday, with Wheaton intently following (19).
The Chanticleers are of their first yr underneath the route of head coach Kevin Pederson who made the transfer to the Solar Belt after a 17-year stint at Lander (S.C.) College. Just like Georgia State, one of many Solar Belt’s prime forwards paces Coastal Carolina in graduate scholar Aja Blount, a returning first workforce choice and three-time All-Solar Belt performer who’s capturing 50 % (67-of-134) and averaging 16.2 factors and eight.3 rebounds per sport.
GAME INFORMATION
LOUISIANA (7-6, 1-0 SBC) vs. COASTAL CAROLINA (5-7, 0-1 SBC)
Date / Time: Saturday, December 31, 2022 / 1:00 p.m. (CST)
Web site: Lafayette, La.
Enviornment: Cajundome (12,362)
RADIO/TVRadio: The GOAT 103.3 FM / 1420 AMExpertise: Steve Peloquin (PxP)TV: ESPN+ [espn.com]Expertise: Dan McDonald (PxP); Byron Starks (analyst)
LIVE STATS/SOCIAL MEDIALive Stats: CajunStats.com [statb.us]Twitter Updates: @RaginCajunsWBB [twitter.com] | #GeauxCajuns
SERIES HISTORYOverall: Coastal Carolina leads, 4-2In Lafayette: Tied, 1-1Streak: Coastal Carolina +3
Final Assembly: CCU 83-74, 2/29/20 (Conway, S.C.)
Noteworthy: Assembly for the seventh (seventh) time general, nonetheless it’s the primary matchup to be performed because the COVID restrictions had been lifted following the 2020-21 season … scheduled assembly in Conway final season was canceled attributable to COVID-related protocols … the Ragin’ Cajuns and Chanticleers are assembly on the Cajundome for the primary time since February 2019 … applications break up the earlier two contests on the Cajundome … CCU carries a three-game sequence win streak into the New Yr’s Eve outing … sequence started in J. Kelley Corridor’s second season (2003-04) in Myrtle Seashore, S.C. within the Seashore Ball Basic held in December 2003 (Cajuns gained 62-56) … play resumed as soon as Coastal Carolina joined the Solar Belt Convention within the 2016-17 season … Louisiana’s lone SBC win over Coastal occurred on the Cajundome again on January 16, 2018 (W, 59-55).
LAFAYETTE – The Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Ladies’s Basketball workforce seeks an ideal ending to the opening weekend of Solar Belt Convention play when the squad faces off with Coastal Carolina at 1:00 p.m. on New Yr’s Eve (December 31) on the Cajundome.
Louisiana (7-6, 1-0 SBC), which defeated Georgia State 54-41 within the SBC opener on Thursday, December 29 on the Cajundome, goals to seize its first 2-0 begin in SBC play because the 2015-16 season.
The Ragin’ Cajuns additionally search a three-game sweep of their present holidays homestand, having already knocked off LSU-Alexandria 81-50 again on December 19 adopted by Thursday’s win over GSU, and look to increase their dwelling courtroom profitable streak which is at present at 4 video games.
As a part of a New Yr’s Eve celebration, there can be a 2023 Blissful New Yr glasses eyewear giveaway on the entrance for followers in attendance. Admission to the sport – and all dwelling video games all through the whole season – is freed from cost for all and open to the general public.
The sport can be streamed stay on ESPN+ with Dan McDonald (pxp) and Byron Starks (analyst) offering the commentary. Followers within the Acadiana area can take heed to name of the sport by Steve Peloquin on 103.3 FM The Goat and 1420 AM and worldwide on the Varsity Community. Dwell stats can be supplied by CajunStats.com.
The Ragin’ Cajuns maintain the true dwelling courtroom benefit in Saturday’s tilt, having opened SBC play on the Cajundome whereas Coastal needed to journey Friday (Dec. 30) from Harrisonburg, Virginia following its SBC opener on the street at James Madison.
Thursday’s Solar Belt-opening win gave the Ragin’ Cajuns a triumphant return from the Christmas break and was the primary conference-opening win because the 2019-20 season. Louisiana restricted Georgia State to its lowest level whole of the season and properly under its 44 % season capturing share (completed at 32.6 %).
Louisiana regained the providers of place to begin guard Future Rice and proceeded to have an help on 63 % (12-of-19) of its baskets vs. GSU led by Rice’s season-high six dimes. The squad additionally benefitted from the emergence of Mariah Stewart within the frontcourt as she poured in a season-high 12 factors on 6-of-10 capturing.
Lanay Wheaton continued her current pattern of offering a scoring punch as she wound up with 16 factors vs. GSU – all within the second half highlighted by her personally outscoring the Panthers 13-9 within the third quarter alone. Wheaton’s scored in double figures and led UL in scoring the final three video games, a pattern began by season-highs of 20 and 25 towards Lamar and LSUA.
The return of Rice additionally steadied the Ragin’ Cajuns turnover price with solely 10 miscues on Thursday, an enchancment following 25 turnovers vs. LSUA. It’ll be a key space once more on Saturday because the Chanticleers common simply 16.9 turnovers whereas forcing a mean of 19.0.
Tamera Johnson paces the Ragin’ Cajuns in scoring (10.3) and rebounding (7.0). The Lafayette native has generated seven double-digit scoring performances and three double-doubles. With the newest uptick in manufacturing, Wheaton (10.3) has raised her season scoring common over three full factors and tied Johnson for the team-leading common.
The Ragin’ Cajuns protection, which ranks High 20 nationally forcing 21.9 turnovers per sport, is led by Wheaton’s 27 steals with Johnson proper behind at 24 steals. Rice moved into the workforce lead in assists (20) after her season-high output on Thursday, with Wheaton intently following (19).
The Chanticleers are of their first yr underneath the route of head coach Kevin Pederson who made the transfer to the Solar Belt after a 17-year stint at Lander (S.C.) College. Just like Georgia State, one of many Solar Belt’s prime forwards paces Coastal Carolina in graduate scholar Aja Blount, a returning first workforce choice and three-time All-Solar Belt performer who’s capturing 50 % (67-of-134) and averaging 16.2 factors and eight.3 rebounds per sport.
GAME INFORMATION
LOUISIANA (7-6, 1-0 SBC) vs. COASTAL CAROLINA (5-7, 0-1 SBC)
Date / Time: Saturday, December 31, 2022 / 1:00 p.m. (CST)
Web site: Lafayette, La.
Enviornment: Cajundome (12,362)
RADIO/TVRadio: The GOAT 103.3 FM / 1420 AM
Expertise: Steve Peloquin (PxP)
TV: ESPN+ [espn.com]
Expertise: Dan McDonald (PxP); Byron Starks (analyst)
LIVE STATS/SOCIAL MEDIALive Stats: CajunStats.com [statb.us]Twitter Updates: @RaginCajunsWBB [twitter.com] | #GeauxCajuns
SERIES HISTORYOverall: Coastal Carolina leads, 4-2
In Lafayette: Tied, 1-1
Streak: Coastal Carolina +3
Final Assembly: CCU 83-74, 2/29/20 (Conway, S.C.)
FIVE-PLUS THINGS TO KNOW
- Life is Grand within the Solar: Louisiana, a member because the 1991-92 season, is in its thirty second season of competitors inside the Solar Belt Convention. The Ragin’ Cajuns went 91-86 in league play by the primary 10 years within the Garry Brodhead period.
- Solar Belt Success Story: Courting again to the 2020-21 season during which Louisiana gained the common season championship, this system has gained 23 of its final 28 Solar Belt Convention video games.
- New Improvement: The Ragin’ Cajuns could have discovered a tag workforce accomplice on offense for Tamera Johnson within the publish in JUCO switch Mariah Stewart. Boosted by Stewart’s season-high of 12 factors on Thursday vs. Georgia State, the frontcourt combo totaled 22 factors.
- Going for the Trifecta: Louisiana seems to make it a 3-for-3 holidays homestand on New Yr’s Eve. The Ragin’ Cajuns, who began the homestand on December 19, have already claimed wins over LSU-Alexandria (81-50) and Georgia State (54-41).
- Arriving in Time: The 20-point efficiency at Lamar, season-high 25-point effort vs. LSUA and 16-point explosion within the second half vs. Georgia State from Lanay Wheaton is proof that the scoring punch she packed within the 2021-22 season has returned. She seems to be shaking off the consequences of a minor wrist damage that is persevered up to now this season – simply in time for Solar Belt Convention play.
- Turning ‘Em Over: Eight occasions – and in 4 of the final 5 video games – the Ragin’ Cajuns have pressured the opposition into 20-plus turnovers. Earlier this season, Louisiana turned over then-No. 3 Texas (Nov. 11) 25 occasions and most not too long ago pressured a season-high 37 turnovers from LSU-Alexandria (Dec. 19). Louisiana ranks High 20 (at No. 18) nationally in turnovers pressured per sport (21.9).
FIVE-PLUS THINGS TO KNOW
- Life is Grand within the Solar: Louisiana, a member because the 1991-92 season, is in its thirty second season of competitors inside the Solar Belt Convention. The Ragin’ Cajuns went 91-86 in league play by the primary 10 years within the Garry Brodhead period.
- Solar Belt Success Story: Courting again to the 2020-21 season during which Louisiana gained the common season championship, this system has gained 23 of its final 28 Solar Belt Convention video games.
- New Improvement: The Ragin’ Cajuns could have discovered a tag workforce accomplice on offense for Tamera Johnson within the publish in JUCO switch Mariah Stewart. Boosted by Stewart’s season-high of 12 factors on Thursday vs. Georgia State, the frontcourt combo totaled 22 factors.
- Going for the Trifecta: Louisiana seems to make it a 3-for-3 holidays homestand on New Yr’s Eve. The Ragin’ Cajuns, who began the homestand on December 19, have already claimed wins over LSU-Alexandria (81-50) and Georgia State (54-41).
- Arriving in Time: The 20-point efficiency at Lamar, season-high 25-point effort vs. LSUA and 16-point explosion within the second half vs. Georgia State from Lanay Wheaton is proof that the scoring punch she packed within the 2021-22 season has returned. She seems to be shaking off the consequences of a minor wrist damage that is persevered up to now this season – simply in time for Solar Belt Convention play.
- Turning ‘Em Over: Eight occasions – and in 4 of the final 5 video games – the Ragin’ Cajuns have pressured the opposition into 20-plus turnovers. Earlier this season, Louisiana turned over then-No. 3 Texas (Nov. 11) 25 occasions and most not too long ago pressured a season-high 37 turnovers from LSU-Alexandria (Dec. 19). Louisiana ranks High 20 (at No. 18) nationally in turnovers pressured per sport (21.9).
UP NEXT FOR LOUISIANA
Louisiana’s first video games of the brand new yr (2023) happen on the street with the Ragin’ Cajuns touring for a weekend set with Southern Miss and Texas State from Thursday-Saturday, January 5-7.
First up is a cease in Hattiesburg, Mississippi on Thursday (Jan. 5) for the first-ever Solar Belt contest with USM that begins at 6:00 p.m. in Reed Inexperienced Coliseum.
The Ragin’ Cajuns conclude their first convention street journey of the 2022-23 season on Saturday (Jan. 7) with a 2:00 p.m. matinee with Texas State at Strahan Enviornment in San Marcos, Texas.
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The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Friday alleging that Louisiana and its correctional department continue to keep prisoners detained far past their sentences.
The lawsuit is aimed at both the state and the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections for confining incarcerated people for “weeks and months” after their legitimate release dates.
“Every person in the United States, whether incarcerated or otherwise, enjoys certain fundamental rights,” said Kristen Clark, assistant attorney general of the DOJ’s Civil Right’s Division. “Foremost among them is the right to individual liberty. The Founders were keenly aware of the potential abuse of power when government can arbitrarily take away a person’s freedom without a lawful court order specifying the period of their confinement.”
State department of corrections officials could not immediately be reached for comment.
Ongoing problem alleged
In a release, the Department of Justice said its lawsuit comes after a multiyear investigation into allegations of “systemic overdetention” in LDOC’s system.
In a report from January 2023, DOJ made Louisiana aware of the alleged conditions, providing written notice of the supporting facts and what the minimum necessary measures would be to remediate them.
The report was required under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act, which also authorizes the DOJ to act when it believes an institution is depriving detainees of their constitutional rights.
“In this context, the right to individual liberty includes the right to be released from incarceration on time after the term set by the court has ended,” Clark said in the DOJ statement.
The lawsuit reportedly does not seek monetary damages, but instead “injunctive relief” to the ongoing conditions in LDOC’s institutions, outlined in the DOJ’s investigation.
The release says Louisiana has made “marginal” efforts to address the problem of overdetention, but the DOJ does not find them adequate, since the problem has allegedly been well-known to Louisiana for a long time.
“To incarcerate people indefinitely, as LDOC does here, not only intrudes on individual liberty, but also erodes public confidence in the fair and just application of our laws. The Justice Department looks forward to proving its case in court,” Clark said in the statement.
A report from the Louisiana Legislative Auditor earlier this year found that the Department of Public Safety and Corrections did not have an adequate review process to ensure changes to release dates are accurately calculated. An agency official said it was the fourth time the auditor’s office had made such a finding.
The corrections department disputed the findings at that time, asserting in a response that its review process was adequate and noting the auditor did not find any errors in the release date calculations it reviewed.
Louisiana
In Louisiana’s River Parishes, one museum is helping residents’ piece together their histories
The land in Louisiana’s River Parishes is populated with lost families.
Unmarked graves of formerly enslaved people — sometimes totaling more than 1,000 in a single area — have been found in tree clusters in the middle of empty fields.
In 2018, Shell Convent memorialized the Bruslie Plantation and Monroe Plantation cemeteries, which had been found on its property. BASF completed a similar project in 2022, preserving a Native American burial site and cemetery of around two-thirds of the 300 enslaved people who lived and worked at what was once the Linwood Plantation.
And in October, research conducted by an environmental advocacy group identified five formerly enslaved people — Stanley, 31; Simon, 23; Harry, 18; Betsy, 18; and Rachel, 9 — believed to be buried on the site of the proposed Formosa plastics plant in St. James Parish.
Many of the graves are unidentified. And family histories in the region remain incomplete because of the lingering effects of the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, from the unmarked burials to the recording of people as property — without names — in U.S. Census Bureau records from the era.
But the River Road African American Museum in Donaldsonville is working to help people uncover and repair some of those voids through quarterly genealogy workshops, which educate attendees on databases and ways to search for their history.
Untold stories
One such largely forgotten story is that of Lawrence Minor, who was enslaved as a child at the Linwood Plantation, where the BASF plant in Geismar currently sits.
Regina Bergeron, the museum’s former board director and a BASF employee, led the museum’s most recent workshop in early December. During it, she explained her role in BASF’s preservation of the cemeteries on its property and her research into Minor’s life.
“Learning about this is history … opens doors, and we can have more conversations about it,” she said during the session. “ … I run into a roadblock with the 18th century, and so (for) my peers to understand those challenges that I had as an African American just opens a door and some additional dialogue.”
The Linwood Plantation owner, Phillip Minor, had at least three children with an enslaved woman named Lucy, Bergeron explained. In his will, Phillip Minor left provisions for Lucy and her children to be freed.
Workshop instructor Regina Bergeron laughs as she shares stories about her grandparents when presenting her family tree during the River Road African American Museum genealogy workshop in Donaldsonville on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
“One of those children is Lawrence Minor. Lawrence was the first president of Prairie View A&M, and he was very influential in the Underground Railroad,” she explained.
Prairie View A&M, a historically black college in Texas, is the second-oldest public college in that state and one of its two land-grant universities, according to its website. Bergeron said she discovered Lawrence Minor’s story when Steve Kleinpeter, another member of the BASF project, sent her an old newspaper article he found.
“Steve actually found this article, and he saw that it was a Black man. And he said, ‘Well, this can’t be the same Minors that I’m looking for because this is a Black man,’” she explained. “And then when he read the article again, he said, ‘Maybe this is connected, it says this man came from a plantation in Ascension Parish.’”
He notified Bergeron early in the afternoon, and the two independently found Minor’s will that emancipated Lucy and her children around 3 a.m. the next day. From there, they reconstructed his tree using newspaper articles, and records from his bank and Oberlin College, which he attended.
Workshop in action
But reconstruction is difficult. Census records from 1850 didn’t record any names for enslaved people. Instead, they documented the enslavers’ name, and the age, sex and color of each person owned. Fugitive slave advertisements, which offered rewards for runaways and were posted in papers including The Advocate and Times-Picayune, usually only contained a first name.
Historical documents like this one telling of the sale of people into slavery in the 1800s in Ascension Parish will be entered into databases by volunteers, to help make the search easier for people looking for their family’s history.
“In 1859, if enslaved people were transferred from one plantation to another, they would get the name of the plantation owner from the prior,” Bergeron said during the workshop. “So if they came from the Harris plantation, they might have the name Harris.”
The workshops guide attendees through the building their ancestry trees and locating these disparate sources of information. Dawn Kaigler, of Gonzales, said the December workshop was her second as she was trying to reconstruct her ancestral tree.
“With my father’s family … they had already done theirs,” she said. “But I was looking to find out some information about my mom’s family because we’re still trying to piece together some information on that.”
Kaigler added that the previous workshop she attended included a presentation on the 272 enslaved people who Georgetown University’s Jesuit founders sold to two Louisiana sugar cane planters in 1838. In 2022, the museum opened a permanent exhibit in the Episcopal Church of Ascension in Donaldsonville about the sale. The Jesuit order formally apologized in 2017 to the descendants of the enslaved.
Gay Square talks about her family history while beginning to fill out her family tree during the River Road African American Museum genealogy workshop in Donaldsonville on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
“We got information on that and where some of those families migrated to once those enslaved people were sold off to further areas in Louisiana,” she said. “ … They had a list of the names of the people who were descendants … it was really quite interesting.”
During December’s meeting, Kaigler said she was looking into her grandfather’s history.
“My sister and I had started looking into things for that, and we went to the Ascension Parish Library and … got some information on various databases to try to start finding things,” she said. “And we kind of did find a census document from when my grandfather might have been about 16-years-old or so.”
‘Stories are beginning to be become erased’
The museum, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this year, has another workshop tentatively planned for February, Executive Director L’Oréal Evans said. The museum owns five properties, including one of 400 original Louisiana Rosenwald Schools that were established to educate Black students between 1912 and 1932.
The River Road African American Museum’s restoration of a Louisiana Rosenwald School was recently completed. The Louisiana Rosenwald Schools provided educational opportunities for African-American students between 1912 and 1932. With the help of businesses such as Shell, BASF, and Ascension Parish governmental entities, the Museum was able to fund the $450,000 restoration.
In the school’s bathroom, a quote attributed to Henry Brougham is framed on the wall: “Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave.”
Evans emphasized that historical education such as the workshops are vital to understanding the region’s history.
“We’re at a very detrimental time right now in America, where stories are beginning to be become erased as we see people taking books off of shelves, burning books, destroying books. Saying that these books are not good for education, for the future of America,” Evans said. “But what we do is we collect and preserve those stories. And so, part of doing so means that we allow people to come in, trace their heritage, find out … what their past is and who their people are. And in doing so, they record their own history.”
ORANGE, Texas – A crash near the Texas-Louisiana state line has shut down traffic in both directions on I-10 early Friday morning, officials say.
According to Texas DPS, both eastbound and westbound lanes are blocked and traffic is being diverted.
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According to Vidor Emergency Management, at least seven commercial vehicles are involved in the crash, but no injuries have been reported.
I-10 alternate routes
Vidor Emergency Management says lanes will likely be shut down for most of the day.
On the Louisiana side, traffic is being diverted at Mile Marker 4. Drivers can travel north to LA-12 and then west into Texas.
On the Texas side, traffic is being diverted at Mile Marker 877. Traffic is being rerouted to SH 87 and SH 12.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
The Source: The information in this article is from the Texas Department of Public Safety, Louisiana State Police, Vidor Emergency Management.
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