Louisiana
Nussmeier, Weeks Named Louisiana Players of the Year
BATON ROUGE – LSU’s quarterback Garrett Nussmeier and linebacker Whit Weeks were top honorees on the 2024 edition of the All-Louisiana College Football Team announced by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
Nussmeier was named the Offensive Player of the Year, while Weeks was named the state’s Defensive Player of the Year.
Running back Ahmad Hardy of ULM was named the freshman of the year. Tulane wide receiver Mario Williams, was named the newcomer of the year for first-year Louisiana players. Coach Michael Desormeaux, who led the Ragin Cajuns to the Sun Belt Conference championship game, was named the state’s top coach in 2024.
The team was chosen by a group of voters from state media relations and communications office and selected media based on nominations made by each University. School media relations voters could not vote for players from their own school.
Nussmeier, who finished his junior season Tuesday with an MVP performance in the Texas Bowl, through for 3,735 yards and 26 touchdowns during the regular season. His 312 completions ranked No. 2 in LSU history, while with his bowl game his over 4,000 yards passing also ranked second. He topped the 300-yard mark eight times, including a career best 409 yards versus South Alabama. The Lake Charles product had five games with three TDs or more.
Weeks, a sophomore linebacker from Watkinsville, Georgia, earned defensive honors after a first-team All-SEC season that saw him lead the Tigers in tackles with 119. He was ranked No. 3 in the SEC and No. 11 nationally in total tackles and tackles per game (9.92). He had a career best 18 tackles in the overtime win over Ole Miss and 17 tackles versus both Oklahoma and Alabama.
Will Campbell was a first team offensive line selection, with Kyren Lacy named a first-team wide receiver.
On the second team offense was lineman Emery Jones and tight end Mason Taylor. The second team defense for LSU was represented by lineman Savion Jones, linebacker Bradyn Swinson and defensive back Zy Alexander.
Damian Ramos was named the second team kicker.
Two teams representing offense, defense and specialists were selected with ties allowed for position allowed on the second team as necessary. The complete All-Louisiana selections:
LSWA ALL-LOUISIANA TEAM
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
POS/NAME/SCHOOL/CL/HOMETOWN/NOTES
OL/Landon Burton/Louisiana/Sr./Lafayette, La./First Team All-SBC
OL/Will Campbell/LSU/Jr./Monroe, La./First-Team AP, Walter Camp, AFCA All-America
OL/AJ Gillie/Louisiana/Sr./Natchitoches, La./First Team All-SBC, HM All-America (CFN)
OL/Shadre Hurst/Tulane/So./Cartersville, Ga./First Team All-AAC, HM All-America (CFN)
OL/Evan Roussel/Nicholls/Sr./Lutcher, La./SLC OL of Year, Second Team AP FCS A-A
TE/Terrance Carter/Louisiana/So./Killeen, Texas/First Team All-SBC; 48 rec., 4 TDs
WR/Tru Edwards/Louisiana Tech/Sr./Shreveport, La./First Team All-CUSA; 77 rec., 897 yds, 6 TDs
WR/Kyren Lacy/LSU/Sr./Thibodaux, La./Second Team All-SEC; 58 rec., 866 yds, 9 TDs
RB/Ahmad Hardy/ULM/Fr./Monticello, Miss./SBC Freshman of Year; 1,351 rush yds, 13 TDs
RB/Makhi Hughes/Tulane/So./Birmingham, Ala./AAC RB of Year; HM A-A (CFN); 1,372 yds, 13 TDs
QB/Garrett Nussmeier/LSU/Jr./Lake Charles, La./3,735 pass yards; 26 TDs; 3 rushing TDs
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
POS/NAME/SCHOOL/CL/HOMETOWN/NOTES
DL/David Blay/LA Tech/Jr./Levittown, Pa./First Team All-CUSA; 46 tackles, 10.5 TFL, 6.5 sacks
DL/Ckelby Givens/Southern/Jr./Shreveport, La./SWAC Co-Def. POY; Buchanan Award finalist; 28.5 TFL
DL/Patrick Jenkins/Tulane/Sr./New Orleans, La./First Team All-AAC; 30 tackles, 6.5 TFL, 4.5 sacks
DL/Jordan Lawson/Louisiana/Jr./Brandon, Miss./Second Team All-SBC; 38 tackles, 9.5 TFL, 5.5 sacks
LB/Andrew Jones/Grambling/Jr./Marrero, La./SWAC Co-Def. POY; Buchanan Award finalist; 20.5 TFL
LB/K.C. Ossai/Louisiana/Sr./Conroe, Texas/First-Team All-SBC; 110 tackles, 2.5 TFL, 1 INT
LB/Whit Weeks/LSU/So./Watkinsville, Ga./First Team All-SEC; 119 tackles, 10.0 FGL, 3.5 sacks, 1 INT
DB/Keydrain Calligan/Southeastern/Sr./New Iberia, La./All-SLC; 39 tackles, 1 INT
DB/Tyrone Lewis/Louisiana/Sr./Hammond, La./Second Team All-SBC; 2.5 TFL, 0.5 sacks, 4 INT, 1 FR
DB/Keyon Martin/Louisiana/Sr./Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Second Team All-SBC; 50 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 INT
DB/Wydett Williams/ULM/Jr./Lake Providence, La./Third Team All-SBC; 100 tackles, 4.5 TFLs, 2 FR, 3 INT
FIRST TEAM SPECIALISTS
P/Finn Lappin/McNeese/Fr./Melbourne, Australia/All-SLC 1st Team; 46.1 avg; 21 punts 50+; long 60+
K/Kenneth Almendares/Louisiana/Sr./Clute, Texas/Lou Groza Winner, First-Team A-A; 1st FBS 27 FGs
RS (tie)/Darius Lewis/Southeastern/Sr./New Orleans, La./First Team All-SLC; FCS leader 18.5 yds per ret. RS (tie)/Rayshawn Pleasant/Tulane/So./West Monroe, La./Second Team All-ACC specialist, 2 KR TDs
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Garrett Nussmeier, LSU
Vote – Nussmeier 10.5; Ben Wooldridge (UL) 8.5; Makhi Hughes (TU) 8; Ahmad Hardy (ULM) 1; no vote 1
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Whit Weeks, LSU
Vote – Weeks 14, Andrew Jones (GSU) 5, Eli Ennis (Nich) 3, K.C. Ossai (UL) 3, Tyler Grubbs (TU) 2, Ckleby Givens (SU) 1, no vote 1
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR – Ahmad Hardy, ULM
Vote – Hardy 14, Darian Mensah (TU) 9, Caden Durham (LSU) 5; no vote 1
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR – Mario Williams, Tulane
Vote – M. Williams 11; Wydett Williams (ULM) 9; Warren Peeples (SLU) 6; Vincent Paige (SU) 2; no vote 1
COACH OF THE YEAR – Michael Desormeaux, Louisiana
Vote – Desormeaux 14; Jon Sumrall (TU) 7; Terrance Graves (SU) 4; Bryant Vincent (ULM) 3; no vote 1
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
OL – Derrick Graham, Tulane (Jr., Lake Minneola, Fla.); Emery Jones, LSU (Jr., Baton Rouge, La.); Cole LeClair, McNeese (Sr., Middleburg, Fla.); Josh Remetich, Tulane (Sr., New Orleans, La.); Brockhim Wicks, Southeastern (Sr., Plaquemine, La.).
TE – Mason Taylor, LSU (Jr., Plantation, Fla.)
WR – Darius Lewis, Southeastern (Sr., New Orleans, La.); Mario Williams, Tulane (Sr., Tampa, Fla.)
RB – Joshon Barbie, McNeese (So., New Orleans, La.); Daylon Charles, La. Christian (Sr., Gueydan, La.); Collin Guggenheim, Nicholls (Sr., Kenner, La.)
QB – Ben Wooldridge, Louisiana (Sr., Pleasanton, Ca.
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL – Logan Brimmer, La. Christian (Sr., Boutte, La.); Savion Jones, LSU (Sr., Vacherie, La.); Rasheed Lovelace, Nicholls (So., Pensacola, Fla.); Warren Peeples, Southeastern (Sr., Stone Mountain, Ga.)
LB – Eli Ennis, Nicholls (Jr. Ohatchee, Ala.); Blake Gotcher, Northwestern State (Sr., Little Elm, Texas); Bradyn Swinson, LSU (Sr., Douglasville, Ga.)
DB – Zy Alexander, LSU (Sr., Loreauville, La.); Bailey Despanie, Tulane (Jr., Lafayette, La.); Khamron Ford, Southeastern (Sr., Olive Branch, Miss.); Yusef Leak, McNeese (Sr., Orlando, Fla.); Tyree Skipper, Louisiana (Jr., New Orleans, La.); Jacob Wilson, Centenary (Fr., Shreveport, La.)
SECOND TEAM SPECIALISTS
P – Alex Mahler, Southeastern (So., Vacherie, La.)
K — Damian Ramos, LSU (Jr., Baltimore, Md.)
Louisiana
Louisiana Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 results for Nov. 8, 2025
The Louisiana Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Nov. 8, 2025, results for each game:
Winning Powerball numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
03-53-60-62-68, Powerball: 11, Power Play: 2
Check Powerball payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Pick 3 numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
3-2-6
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Pick 4 numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
5-6-0-2
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Pick 5 numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
5-6-4-4-0
Check Pick 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Easy 5 numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
06-17-22-30-35
Check Easy 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
Winning Lotto numbers from Nov. 8 drawing
16-17-19-23-30-31
Check Lotto payouts and previous drawings here.
Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
Are you a winner? Here’s how to claim your lottery prize
All Louisiana Lottery retailers will redeem prizes up to $600. For prizes over $600, winners can submit winning tickets through the mail or in person at Louisiana Lottery offices. Prizes of over $5,000 must be claimed at Lottery office.
By mail, follow these instructions:
- Sign and complete the information on the back of your winning ticket, ensuring all barcodes are clearly visible (remove all scratch-off material from scratch-off tickets).
- Photocopy the front and back of the ticket (except for Powerball and Mega Millions tickets, as photocopies are not accepted for these games).
- Complete the Louisiana Lottery Prize Claim Form, including your telephone number and mailing address for prize check processing.
- Photocopy your valid driver’s license or current picture identification.
Mail all of the above in a single envelope to:
Louisiana Lottery Headquarters
555 Laurel Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
To submit in person, visit Louisiana Lottery headquarters:
555 Laurel Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70801, (225) 297-2000.
Hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. This office can cash prizes of any amount.
Check previous winning numbers and payouts at Louisiana Lottery.
When are the Louisiana Lottery drawings held?
- Powerball: 9:59 p.m. CT Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
- Mega Millions: 10 p.m. CT Tuesday and Friday.
- Pick 3, Pick 4 and Pick 5: Daily at 9:59 p.m. CT.
- Easy 5: 9:59 p.m. CT Wednesday and Saturday.
- Lotto: 9:59 p.m. CT Wednesday and Saturday.
This results page was generated automatically using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by a Louisiana editor. You can send feedback using this form.
Louisiana
Louisiana high school football final scores, results — November 7, 2025
The 2025 Louisiana high school football season continued on Friday, and High School On SI has a list of final scores from this weekend.
Louisiana High School Football Scores, Results & Live Updates (LHSAA) – November 7, 2025
A.J. Ellender 31, Morgan City 6
Acadiana 21, Carencro 14
Albany 46, Bogalusa 28
Ascension Catholic 54, East Iberville 16
Ascension Christian 25, North Iberville 24
Assumption 14, South Terrebonne 16
Barbe 70, Sam Houston 49
Beekman 86, Madison 58
Belaire 30, Baker 7
Belle Chasse 55, Kenner Discovery 0
Bonnabel 35, Riverdale 12
Bourgeois 38, East St. John 20
Breaux Bridge 22, Livonia 19
Brother Martin 31, Holy Cross 3
Brusly 6, Istrouma 0
Caldwell Parish 47, Vidalia 0
Calvary Baptist Academy 51, North Caddo 6
Carver Collegiate Academy 36, Fredrick Douglass 14
Catholic – N.I. 42, Houma Christian 8
Central 48, Scotlandville 7
Church Point 49, Ville Platte 6
Covenant Christian Academy 49, Central Catholic 6
Covington 14, St. Paul’s 34
De La Salle 49, Livingston Collegiate Academy 23
Delta Charter 32, St. Frederick 29
Denham Springs 54, St. Amant 26
Destrehan 49, Thibodaux 26
East Ascension 35, Walker 20
East Feliciana 58, Northeast 14
Episcopal 48, Capitol 0
Erath 40, Abbeville 12
Eunice 64, Washington-Marion 50
Evangel Christian Academy 55, Parkway 27
Ferriday 46, Rayville 6
Franklin 22, Delcambre 14
Franklin Parish 61, Tioga 22
Franklinton 41, Archbishop Hannan 17
Green Oaks 58, Magnolia 6
Gueydan 28, Highland Baptist Christian 10
Hammond 35, Ponchatoula 28
Haughton 58, St. Louis Catholic 34
Haynesville 47, Glenbrook 0
Homer 49, D’Arbonne Woods 42
Jeanerette 60, Hanson Memorial 0
Jena 52, Buckeye 0
Jennings 27, Westlake 6
Jewel Sumner 21, Amite 7
John Ehret 27, West Jefferson 0
Jonesboro-Hodge 30, Cedar Creek 0
Kaplan 28, St. Martinville 20
Kentwood 44, Central Private 14
Kinder 48, Avoyelles 6
Lafayette 41, Sulphur 14
Lafayette Christian Academy 13, Lake Arthur 0
Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy 25, Ascension Episcopal 24
Leesville 56, LaGrange 24
Liberty 30, Woodlawn-B.R. 21
Lincoln Prep 51, Arcadia 28
Loreauville 15, West St. Mary 14
Loyola College Prep 28, Northwood 27
Lutcher 42, South Lafourche 3
Mamou 58, Pine Prairie 0
Mandeville 42, Fontainebleau 20
Mansfield 28, Many 10
McDonogh 35 56, Eleanor McMain 18
Metairie Park Country Day 42, Collegiate Academy 0
Minden 42, Southwood 0
Natchitoches Central 27, Benton 13
Neville 31, Alexandria 14
Newman 28, South Plaquemines 0
North Webster 31, Bastrop 0
Northlake Christian 57, Independence 15
Northwest 45, Iota 14
Patterson 28, Donaldsonville 19
Pickering 15, Plain Dealing 6
Pine 48, Springfield 12
Rayne 42, Crowley 27
Red River 54, Oakdale 18
Richwood 36, Carroll 14
Ringgold 40, Bolton 0
Riverside Academy 1, Crescent City Christian 0
Rosepine 40, East Beauregard 34
Ruston 49, West Monroe 44
Sacred Heart 42, Berchmans Academy 6
Salmen 28, Chalmette 24
Slidell 42, Northshore 3
Southside 65, New Iberia 7
St. Augustine 55, John Curtis Christian 28
St. Charles Catholic 24, Archbishop Shaw 0
St. Helena College and Career Academy 34, Pope John Paul II 24
St. James 63, Berwick 0
St. John 35, White Castle 6
St. Martin’s Episcopal 46, Varnado 28
St. Mary’s 58, Lakeview 0
St. Michael 52, McKinley 0
St. Paul’s 34, Covington 14
St. Thomas More 55, North Vermilion 7
Terrebonne 52, Central Lafourche 25
Teurlings Catholic 36, Northside 6
The Willow School 12, Abramson 8
University Lab 42, Port Allen 6
Vinton 21, DeQuincy 17
Washington 40, Woodlawn-Shreveport 14
West Feliciana 48, Tara 0
West St. John 46, Centerville 0
Westminster Christian Academy – Lafayette 20, Vermilion Catholic 19
Winnfield 20, Lakeside 6
Wossman 29, Peabody 20
Young Audiences Charter 36, Patrick Taylor Science & Tech Academy 0
Create an account to get alerts for your favorite teams!
Get even closer to the action by creating a free account. Follow your favorite teams and get score updates, breaking news and alerts when new photo galleries are available. Sign up for free here.
Louisiana
LSU women’s basketball suffocates SLU, Johnson duo shines
When the Tigers played their first game on Tuesday, Houston Christian scored 27 points in the first half to LSU’s 53.
On Thursday, when Southeastern Louisiana came to town, the Lions were held to just six points at the break while LSU had 61.
LSU women’s basketball made history during its second game of the season, allowing the fewest points in any half all-time, holding the Lions to only six points.
The swarming Tigers’ defense continued their dominance in the second half, limiting the Lions to 10-for-52 (19.2%) shooting from the field and propelled themselves to victory, defeating Southeastern Louisiana 115-26.
Head coach Kim Mulkey has always built her teams through tenacity, grit and defense, and it was on full display Thursday night. The Tigers recorded 19 steals and three blocks, shutting down any offensive rhythm the Lions hoped to gain.
LSU turned those hustle plays into points, scoring 42 points off turnovers
It wasn’t just the defense that was clicking on all cylinders; the offense had no trouble finding its footing with almost every single Tiger contributing to the score.
Depth has been one of the selling points of this year’s team, and with five players scoring more than double-digit points and totaling 25 assists as a team, the Tigers have shown they have multiple options.
“Just share the ball,” Mulkey said. “Good things are going to happen and certainly we’ve got players that can go 1-on-1, and can entertain you, but at the end of the day, when you get to SEC play and good games, you’re going to have to reverse the ball, you’re gonna have to share the ball and let everybody, as they like to say, eat.”
It was an extremely efficient night for LSU as it finished the game shooting 50-for-74 (67.6%) from the field and 8-for-18 (44.4%) from three.
Senior Flau’Jae Johnson led by example, finishing with 17 points, five rebounds and five assists.
However, the freshman ZaKiyah Johnson also showed why she’s one of the best freshmen in the country, scoring the second-most points for the Tigers. She has drawn comparisons to other LSU greats, such as Aneesah Morrow, for her relentless effort on the boards.
After recording a double-double in her first game, Johnson once again put up another solid performance, finishing with 16 points, five rebounds and four steals on 8-for-11 (72.7%) from the field.
The Johnson and Johnson duo has begun to take shape as the season begins, and with solid post moves from ZaKiyah and Flau’Jae, being able to score and make plays, the two complement each other very well.
The Tigers had the size advantage against the Lions and attacked the inside all night long. The Tigers scored 74 points in the paint and shot 29-for-40 (72.5%) on layups.
Not only were they able to feed the ball to their bigs such as Kate Koval, Grace Knox and Amiya Joyner, but they were also able to attack downhill and get to the basket.
The fast and twitchy guards of MiLaysia Fulwiley and Kailyn Gilbert showed that they could score inside without dumping it off to their bigs down low.
Even on the rare occasion when LSU missed near the basket, Koval cleaned the boards on the offensive end, hauling in four offensive rebounds.
After a quiet debut with the Bayou Bengals, scoring only seven points, Koval got going early, scoring points in the first half and finishing with 17 while also adding nine rebounds to the stat sheet.
Outside shooting has always been a rollercoaster for Mulkey’s teams, but freshman guard Bella Hines may have found a way to help out.
Hines finished the game with 14 points, three rebounds and two steals, but shot 4-for-6 from beyond the arc. Not only did she attempt the most threes on the team in this game, but she also made the most.
She didn’t shoot the ball a lot on Tuesday during the victory against the Huskies, only attempting and making one, but it’s clear that once she gets going, she can shoot the ball from deep.
Hines and her other talented freshman teammates have proven early that they belong at this stage.
“They’re confident,” Mulkey said. “They will guard anybody on the floor. They might get abused, but they’re still gonna come back, and they’re gonna try and do their best.”
-
Austin, TX3 days agoHalf-naked woman was allegedly tortured and chained in Texas backyard for months by five ‘friends’ who didn’t ‘like her anymore’
-
Seattle, WA7 days agoESPN scoop adds another intriguing name to Seahawks chatter before NFL trade deadline
-
Southwest1 day agoTexas launches effort to install TPUSA in every high school and college
-
Business1 week agoCommentary: Meme stocks are still with us, offering new temptations for novice and unwary investors
-
Delaware1 week agoWhere to watch Norfolk State vs Delaware State today: Time, TV channel for Week 10 game
-
World4 days agoIsrael’s focus on political drama rather than Palestinian rape victim
-
Southwest4 days agoArmy veteran-turned-MAGA rising star jumps into fiery GOP Senate primary as polls tighten
-
Lifestyle7 days agoDuane Roberts, Inventor of the Frozen Burrito, Dead at 88