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Louisiana Players of the Week: Nov. 11 – Nov. 17, 2025

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Louisiana’s high school playoffs are underway, and many of the state’s college teams are playing critical games for their postseason hopes or opportunities.

And from the prep fields on Friday nights to those big college games throughout the weekend and even the primetime stages of the NFL, Louisiana natives and representatives of its high schools and colleges are putting on one show after another to help lead their teams to victory.

These nine athletes — representing all three phases at all three levels — topped the charts for Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s latest Players of the Week honors.

Congratulations to this week’s winners.

HIGH SCHOOL

Offense — Krew Collura (2029), Mandeville: The freshman quarterback threw for more than 300 yards and five touchdowns and rushed for another score to help lead his Skippers to a 48-27 road win in a closely matched 15-vs-18 opening-round game at Thibodaux. Collura and Mandeville more than tripled the amount of points the Tigers had allowed on average this season.

Defense — Deron Hervey (2026), Bonnabel EDGE: The senior edge rusher was a disruptive force with multiple stops behind the line of scrimmage for a Bruins’ unit that allowed just one offensive score in a 28-14 defeat of rival Riverdale, marking the program’s first playoff win since 1997. Bonnabel bottled up a typically strong Rebels rushing attack and consistently kept the passing game out of rhythm with Hervey a standout on the veteran front that led the charge.

Special Teams — Peyton Boyd (2026), Northside DB: Another senior who helped his team end a long playoff drought, Boyd intercepted two passes and blocked a punt to help lead his Vikings to a 27-20 road win at L.B. Landry for the program’s first postseason victory in 15 years.

COLLEGE

Offense — Jake Retzlaff, Tulane QB: The Green Wave quarterback earns LVAY’s College Offensive Player of the Week honors for the second straight time after another big role in another win to help the program keep pushing toward major postseason goals. Retzlaff completed 18 of his 27 passes (66.7%) for 241 yards, two touchdowns and an interception and rushed for another score in a 35-24 win against Florida Atlantic.

Defense — KK Reno, Southeastern Louisiana LB: The former Catholic-New Iberia star has been a flat-out tackle machine the entire season for the Lions and put up a new career-high 17 stops in a 10-7 slugfest defeat of Incarnate Word. Reno had a couple stops behind the line and a deflected pass to help further highlight his effort.

Special Teams — Damian Ramos, LSU K: The senior kicker continued his career as a Hog-Slayer with another perfect afternoon against Arkansas with three second-quarter field goals of 50, 42 and 42 yards to help provide some scoring for a sputtering offense and a pair of made extra-point opportunities in the 23-22 survival of the Razorbacks.

PROFESSIONAL

Offense — Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys QB: The former Haughton star completed 25 of his 33 passes (75.8%) for 268 yards and all four touchdowns in his Cowboys’ 33-16 defeat of the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football. Prescott has been among the league’s most prolific and efficient passers throughout the season

Defense — Derek Stingley Jr., Houston Texans DB: The former Dunham star was among the league’s top-graded defenders for the week, allowing just 12 yards on three catches and five targets and finished with four tackles and a pass breakup in a 16-13 road win at Tennessee.

Special Teams — KaVontae Turpin, Dallas Cowboys WR: The former Neville star racked up 111 kick-return yards on four opportunities — 19-, 22- and 31-yarders in the first half and a 39-yarder in the fourth quarter — and returned a punt 14 yards. Three of the five returns set up scoring drives in the Monday Night Football win.

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Louisiana Players of the Week: Nov. 4 – Nov. 10, 2025

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From district-winning and playoff-earning high school standouts to NFL performances that helped the New Orleans Saints earn a rare win or marked a career day for a former LSU star.

This past weekend featured memorable efforts at every level to headline Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s latest round of Players of the Week.

Congratulations to this week’s winners.

HIGH SCHOOL

Offense — Jordin Griffin (2027), Barbe RB: The junior running back rolled his way to 289 yards and six rushing touchdowns on 20 carries Friday to help lead his Buccaneers past Sam Houston, 70-49, and into a Division-I Non-Select playoff spot. Griffin averaged nearly 15 yards per touch with most of his touchdowns coming in explosive fashion, four of 30-plus yards. The win against the Broncos was the traditional power’s first since 2021.

Defense — Darren Coates Jr. (2028), St. Augustine EDGE: The sophomore has become a consistent disrupter for the Purple Knights’ defense and came away with two big takeaways to highlight his Week 10 performance and help the team blow open an emphatic 55-28 defeat of John Curtis in a battle for second place in the Catholic League. Coates intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown in the third quarter, then added a fumble recovery as St. Augustine continued to dominate the second half.

Special Teams — Dalen Powell (2028), Ruston RB: The Bearcats’ sophomore running back has been one of Louisiana’s all-around breakout stars of this fall, and Friday marked his greatest performance yet. Powell racked up 253 all-purple yards and four scores, including 84-yard punt and 99-yard kick returns for touchdowns, in a 49-44 win against West Monroe to clinch the title in a wild District 2-5A race and the No. 1 seed in the Division-I Non-Select bracket.

COLLEGE

Offense — Jake Retzlaff, Tulane QB: The Green Wave enjoyed one hell of a shake-back victory on the road at ranked Memphis to remain in the hunt in the American Athletic Conference — and, albeit with a razor-narrow path, also the College Football Playoff picture. And their veteran quarterback was a star in that equation with one of the nation’s highest-graded passing performance for his 332 yards and three touchdowns on 16-for-23 (69.6%) efficiency, while also rushing 10 times for 43 yards and another score.

Defense — Marcellius Johnson, Grambling State LB: The Tigers’ junior linebacker earned SWAC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the first time with his productive and disruptive effort in a 31-23 defeat of Bethune-Cookman. Johnson racked up nine tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery to help highlight Grambling State’s win to remain just a game back of Prairie View A&M in the SWAC West.

Special Teams — Pierson Parent, McNeese State LS: The former Dutchtown standout provided a big-swing special-teams play in addition to his long-snapping duties in his Cowboys’ 35-20 defeat of East Texas A&M. With the score tied at 7-7 late in the first quarter, Parent was able to pounce on a muffed punt to set up McNeese State’s offense with a short field for a go-ahead score to help start building a lead.

PROFESSIONAL

Offense — Tyler Shough, New Orleans Saints QB: The rookie quarterback had a solid afternoon overall, highlighted by some big plays, in his second career start to help lead his team to its second victory of the season. Shough completed 19 of his 27 passes for 282 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions to beat NFC South rival Carolina, 17-7.

Defense — Danielle Hunter, Houston Texans DE: The former LSU star earns his second-straight LVAY professional DPOW honors and fourth of the season with his most disruptive performance yet in his Texans’ 36-29 comeback win against Jacksonville. Hunter finished with seven tackles, including four for loss and a career-high 3.5 sacks, and a forced fumble.

Special Teams — Nathan Shepherd, New Orleans Saints DT: The veteran defensive tackle was among the league’s top-graded special teams players this weekend, highlighted by a blocked field goal in the Saints’ defeat o the Panthers. He also finished the game with two tackles and a sack.

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Predictions as New Orleans Pelicans tip off 2025-26 NBA season | PODnas

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The 2025-26 NBA season is already underway with a pair of fun Western Conference matchups already in the books.

New Orleans joins the party Wednesday with a road opener in Memphis for the first official look at this year’s Pelicans after an offseason of some notable shakeup.

Various sportsbooks have set the over/under for the team’s projected win total at 30.5, 31.5 or 32.5.

Will the Pelicans meet that betting threshold? Can they make the playoffs in the spring? What’s the ceiling?

Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s “PODnas,” Jerit Roser and Daniel Hawkes, chatted this past week about their expectations and focal points to watch for a potentially pivotal season to watch under some new leadership and after a couple splashy trades.

New Orleans fired executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin following last season and quickly replaced him with Joe Dumars, the former Natchitoches Central, McNeese State and Detroit Pistons star.

The Pelicans then traded C.J. McCollum and Kelly Olynyk to the Washington Wizards for Jordan Poole and Saddiq Bey, signed longtime Golden State Warriors big man Kevon Looney and drafted Oklahoma guard Jeremiah Fears, Maryland big man Derik Queen and Georgetown wing Micah Peavy — Queen in a potentially costly wager of a draft-day deal with the Atlanta Hawks.

And, perhaps most importantly, star forwards Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy and Herbert Jones all open the season healthy.

Make sure to keep up with all the new episodes of “PODnas” or catch up on other video content on the Louisiana vs. All Y’all channel.

“PODnas” episodes are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday mornings during football season to recap and preview the biggest games and storylines with a particular focus on Louisiana — along with additional episodes or necessary schedule adjustments as basketball ramps up in October, football moves into its postseason in December and other notable topics arise.

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Unpacking LSU-Vandy, Tulane-Army, CFB Week 8, plus Top HS Plays | PODnas

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Multiple things can be true at once.

Vanderbilt is a much-improved football program, a loss to which isn’t the same degree of indictment it may have been historically.

LSU’s performance Saturday in Nashville, Tenn., was a disappointment as the same frustrating shortcomings of a team once viewed as a potential College Football Playoff contender cost its second loss by mid-October.

Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s “PODnas,” Jerit Roser and Daniel Hawkes, dove into the Tigers’ tumble, the headliner of a tough Week 8 of NCAA college football season overall for the state.

On the bright side, they also recapped Tulane’s thrilling comeback against Army to keep its own CFP hopes alive and looked at this week’s four candidates for High School Play of the Week.

LSU and Tulane garner the deepest dives, but the guys also touch upon Louisiana (Lafayette), ULM and New Orleans Saints losses, as well as the big SEC battles in which Georgia and Alabama topped Ole Miss and Tennessee, respectively.

And the high school plays segment is always a highlight during football season.

Featured this week: Catholic-Baton Rouge running back Jayden Miles, Madison Prep athlete Landon “Manu” Johnson, Haynesville athlete L’Travious Brooks and East Ascension offensive lineman Brysten Martinez and receiver Jeremyah Merriweather.

Check out the complete episode for all the takeaways and reactions and visit the “PODnas” Instagram to vote for this week’s winner.

Make sure to keep up with all the new episodes of “PODnas” or catch up on other video content on the Louisiana vs. All Y’all channel.

“PODnas” episodes are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday mornings during football season to recap and preview the biggest games and storylines with a particular focus on Louisiana.

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Louisiana Players of the Week: Oct. 7 – Oct. 13, 2025

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This weekend’s team outcomes weren’t always awe-inspiring.

Twelve previously undefeated LHSAA teams stumbled to their first losses, and the Week 6 list of “Statement Wins” candidates wasn’t as loaded as previous weeks.

Meanwhile, LSU and Tulane had to grind out often-ugly wins to salvage Louisiana’s college schedule on which the six other active teams lost, and the New Orleans Saints continued their respectable, but losing season thus far.

Still, the weekend provided a long list of exciting and memorable performances, including those highlighting the biggest high school school wins, those Tulane and LSU successes and other NFL teams’ solid Sundays.

As always, Louisiana vs. All Y’all identified nine of the best efforts from all three phases and all three levels. Congratulations to the latest Player of the Week winners.

HIGH SCHOOL

Offense — Trez Davis (2026), West Monroe WR: Just two weeks removed from a reported wrist surgery, the Tulane-committed senior wide receiver provided an elite performance that was critical in his Rebels’ 34-31 comeback and upset of previously undefeated Alexandria. Davis, still sporting a cast on his right wrist, caught nine passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns and finished with 284 yards and three scores in all — including the game-tying end-zone trip in the final minutes.

Defense — Keilan Davis (2027), Ruston LB/S: The junior standout was among the core of Bearcats’ defensive leaders with seven-plus tackles, flying around to slow down the potentially explosive Ouachita Parish offense, and blocked and recovered an early punt that put Ruston on the board first in a 21-14 win that handed the Lions their first loss of the season.

Special Teams — Ayden Carter (2027), Lake Charles College Prep ATH/RET: The Blazers’ junior standout was his typically explosive self on both offense and special teams, including a late kickoff return 85 yards for a touchdown that capped a 43-32 statement win against nearby rival Jennings. On offense, Carter rushed 27 times for 253 yards and two scores.

COLLEGE

Offense — Trey’Dez Green, LSU TE: The sophomore tight end was a major difference-maker for the Tigers’ offense in Saturday’s 20-10 win against South Carolina. The former East Feliciana and Zachary star finished with career highs of eight catches and 119 yards, highlighted by a go-ahead touchdown in the second quarter and six other first-down pickups, including a 19-yard third-down conversion.

Defense — Mansoor Delane, LSU DB: The senior cornerback was once again excellent in coverage, locking down his side of the field and disrupting both targets his direction, including a fourth-down deflection that helped shut down South Carolina’s dwindling comeback hopes. Delane has established himself as one of the nation’s top cornerbacks and a consistent candidate for awards recognition week in and week out.

Special Teams — Patrick Durkin, Tulane K: The Green Wave struggled to complete drives Thursday in what could have proved a costly fashion against East Carolina as they went 0-for-their first seven third downs. But the redshirt freshman specialist helped Tulane build a 12-0 halftime lead nonetheless with a four field goals, a school record in any half, and added a pair of second-half extra-points to score a game-high 14 points in the 26-19 victory.

PROFESSIONAL

Offense — Kayshon Boutte, New England Patriots WR: Another LSU pass-catcher who enjoyed a record day this weekend, the former Westgate star caught all five of his targets Sunday for 93 yards and two touchdowns in New England’s 25-19 win. The contest was Boutte’s first in the Caesars Superdome in his three-season career, his first time finding the end zone twice in one game and his second-most efficient NFL performance in terms of catches-per-targets.

Defense — Cor’Dale Flott, New York Giants DB: The national-championship LSU cornerback was among the top performers in one of the weekend’s most eye-catching wins Thursday. Flott intercepted a late red-zone pass and returned it 68 yards to the other end of the field to help the Giants effectively slam the door shut on reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia. The exclamation-mark highlight capped a night on which he allowed just two completions for 9 yards on four targets and finished with three tackles, including one for loss.

Special Teams — Dorian Williams, Buffalo Bills LB: The former Tulane standout graded out among the league’s best performers on both defense and special teams this weekend according to PFF (Pro Football Focus), including the No. 6 overall special teams grade for any player. Williams wrapped up a tackle on the opening kickoff, downed a punt and finished with six tackles in all in the Bills’ loss Monday to Atlana.

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Saints snatch five takeaways, top NY Giants for Kellen Moore’s first win

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The wait for the New Orleans Saints’ first win in 300 calendar days and the first win of Kellen Moore’s head-coaching career is over.

New Orleans snatched five turnovers, all in pivotal moments, to help come back early, hold off the New York Giants late and punctuate a 26-14 victory and end an eight-game losing streak that dated back to the Saints’ 14-11 defeat of the Giants last Dec. 8.

Moore and company avoided joining the franchise’s six previous teams to open a season 0-5, with the most recent instance coming in 1996.

Veteran linebacker Demario Davis forced a fumble late in the second quarter that rookie safety Jonas Sanker recovered to set up the third of Blake Grupe‘s four field goals for a 16-14 halftime lead.

New Orleans hadn’t led since a four-minute, 7-3 lead in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals in the season opener Sept. 7.

And the Saints only added to that advantage after the break with takeaways continuing to provide the spark.

Veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan sacked rookie quarterback Jackson Dart on a third down on New York’s opening possession of the second half and forced and recovered the fumble to set up another Grupe kick.

Third-year defensive tackle Bryan Bresee finally ended a long Giants drive with a forced fumble in the red zone that third-year safety Jordan Howden scooped and returned 86 yards to stretch the margin to 26-14 after the extra point in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter.

And second-year cornerback Ga’Quincy “Kool-Aid” McKinstry hauled in the first two interceptions of his career to seal the win.

Fifth-year linebacker Pete Werner and Davis lead all players with 11 and 10 tackles, respectively, and fourth-year defensive back Alontae Taylor and Sanker added eight and seven, including one for loss by Sanker.

New Orleans quarterback Spencer Rattler finished 21-for-31 for a season-high 225 yards and an 87-yard touchdown strike to fourth-year receiver Rashid Shaheed in the second quarter. The second-year passer threw no interceptions and rushed six times for 21 yards.

Shaheed’s four catches for a season-high 114 yards and the long score highlighted the receiving corps, along with Chris Olave‘s seven receptions for 59 yards, his season-high so far early in his fourth year.

And star running back Alvin Kamara carried eight times for 27 yards and caught four passes for another 28 yards.

New Orleans finished 7-for-15 on third downs and 1-for-1 on fourths, but stalled on all three red-zone trips.

Grupe finished with 14 points with a couple made extra-points and 4-for-6 field-goal kicking with makes from 28, 53, 29 and 28 yards and misses from 28 and 52 yards.

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CFB Week 6 preview, Saints’ potential for first win, HS Play of the Week | PODnas

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Saturday’s schedule around Louisiana is almost-eerily light.

LSU, Tulane, Louisiana (Lafayette), Louisiana Tech, Grambling State and Southern byes mean the only games for the state’s programs are: ULM at Northwestern, Southeastern Louisiana at McNeese State, Nicholls State at Lamar and Northwestern State vs. East Texas A&M.

Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s “PODnas,” Jerit Roser and Daniel Hawkes, talk about the state’s slate, as well as some notable national matchups and topics, in the show’s latest episode.

Arch Manning and No. 9 Texas head down to Florida this week after some confidence-building cupcake games. Can the positive progress carry into SEC play against a defense that shouldn’t be overlooked despite the Gators’ tough early record?

Can No. 16 Vanderbilt go back-to-back against No. 10 Alabama for the first time since the 1950s?

Can No. 18 Florida State shake off a disappointing loss to Virginia and present some problems for No. 3 Miami?

And, with the lighter college schedule, Jerit and Daniel pick a pair of NFL games.

They unpack not only whether the New Orleans Saints might finally be able to get their first win of the Kellen Moore era, but also can the New England Patriots, former Neville and LSU star Will Campbell and company potentially beat the Buffalo Bills, former Opelousas Catholic star Keon Coleman and company.

And, as always during football season, a “PODnas” High School Play of the Week has been crowned.

Congratulations to the Evangel Christian duo of Nick Lopez and Jayden Hicks for a critical defensive play in Week 4 that helped keep the Eagles in control of their own destiny early in the District 1-5A race.

Make sure to keep up with all the new episodes of “PODnas” or catch up on other video content on the Louisiana vs. All Y’all channel.

“PODnas” episodes are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday mornings during football season to recap and preview the biggest games and storylines with a particular focus on Louisiana.

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“Garrett Nussmeier’s still my QB1,” says NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay

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The first month of the college football season has been tumultuous for the perceived NFL draft stock of a promising cast of quarterbacks under the spotlight and microscope.

But despite Garrett Nussmeier being among the big-name prospects to shoulder some early scrutiny, analyst Todd McShay pointed multiple times this week to the LSU star as the potential top pick at the position next April.

“Garrett Nussmeier’s still my QB1,” McShay said on the Monday episode of his “McShay Show” on The Ringer Network. “And I recognize that that offense hasn’t clicked the way you want that offense to click. I think that they’re playing complementary football.

“I am so damn impressed with the way he’s managing games, how he’s reeled it back in. I think he understands that the onus is on him to allow that defense — which is lightyears ahead of where it was a year ago — and create more balance with the run game and all those things. He has a role to play in this offense, and it will continue to increase, and he will show up in the big moments, I believe. We’ll find out. But I just trust Nuss.”

LSU (4-0) is undefeated and ranked in the top five of both the AP and Coaches polls with its resurgent defense as the early highlight.

The Tigers took four games and finally and FCS opponent to score more than 20 points in a game in this past weekend’s 56-10 roll past Southeastern Louisiana (2-2).

And top opponents Clemson (1-3) and Florida (1-3) — though both particularly talented on defense — have both plummeted from their preseason No. 4 and No. 15 rankings and left questions on how indicative those tests were for LSU in hindsight.

Nussmeier has completed 94 of his 137 passes (68.6%) for 962 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions through four games — numbers that are respectable across the board, but represent a dip from his prolific 2024 campaign particularly in yardage and yardage-per-completion.

“It has been (disappointing) so far,” McShay said on Friday’s episode of “The Bill Simmons Podcast” on The Ringer Network. “Of all the guys that have struggled, I’m still hopeful with Nussmeier that he’s gonna kinda start to put it together. He’s got some new faces around him. He’s got four new offensive linemen. As you know, their best one was drafted by the Patriots, Will Campbell… Nussmeier plays the game neck-up than any other quarterback in the country.

“What made Nussmeier so enticing and intriguing last year was his aggressive style, but it came with some of the mistakes in some of the critical moments where he was trusting it too much or he was over-aggressive. And so I’ve now seen him kind of over-correct where it seems like it’s very clear: LSU now has a defense. They didn’t have one last year. LSU has a semblance of a run game, although not great, but they had one of the worst running games of a Power Four school in all of college football last year. So he has been trained by Brian Kelly and that staff that, ‘Hey, you don’t have carry this team like you did last year.’ And so he’s trying to play within the construct of the team, and I think it’s leading to a little bit more hesitation.”

In addition to the shifted team context, Nussmeier has also notably been working through a torso injury since preseason camp.

He declined all questions this week related to that issue, but Kelly said he thinks his quarterback is “on the other side of” the issue.

And play-calling and execution against Southeastern Louisiana appeared to demonstrate that being the case from a pair of early short-yardage quarterback keepers banging his way to conversions to more looks and completions downfield.

“I think you could see a difference in what he was doing,” Kelly said. “He was much more confident throwing the football. I think he saw opportunities to run, he took it. I thought his escape out of the pocket where he threw the touchdown pass was outstanding. Those are the things we’re looking for from him. And quite frankly giving him the opportunity to push the ball down the field. He’s highly accurate in throwing the ball down the field.”

The Tigers travel to Oxford, Miss., this weekend to face No. 13 Ole Miss (4-0) in what now looks like their biggest challenge to date.

The game is among the most intriguing on a Week 5 national slate that includes four top-25 matchups and also appears to represent a potentially pivotal early opportunity for Nussmeier as the draft discourses continues to evolve during the course of the season.

“Ole Miss is dangerous right now,” McShay told cohost Steve Muench. “But is Ole Miss really legit? Is LSU as good as we think they could be because of the defense? Can Nuss shut you up?”

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LSU vs. Ole Miss, Cajuns/Wave conference openers, CFB Week 5 predictions | PODnas

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An old SEC West showdown helps highlight a loaded Saturday of college football in Week 5.

No. 4 LSU (4-0, 1-0) vs. No. 13 Ole Miss (4-0, 1-0) is one of four top-10 matchups on the slate that have fans around the country excited and one a several intriguing early-conference games for Louisiana programs in particular.

Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s “PODnas,” Jerit Roser and Daniel Hawkes, deep-dive into the Tigers’ trip to Oxford, Miss., to lead off this week’s “PODnas Pick 7,” which includes looks the several top in-state and national matchups — and a sadly quick blow-by of the New Orleans Saints’ trip Sunday to the Buffalo Bills.

And congratulations to this week’s winners for the High School Play of the Week: Alexandria junior quarterback Karsen Sellers and sophomore running back Kason Williams for their well-called and -executed touchdown strike to help secure a big road win at Destrehan.

This week’s “PODnas Pick 7” games:

  • No. 4 LSU at No. 13 Ole Miss
  • Marshall at Louisiana (Lafayette)
  • Tulane at Tulsa
  • Arkansas State at ULM
  • No. 17 Alabama at No. 5 Georgia
  • No. 6 Oregon at No. 3 Penn State
  • New Orleans Saints as Buffalo Bills

Make sure to keep up with all the new episodes of “PODnas” or catch up on other video content on the Louisiana vs. All Y’all channel.

“PODnas” episodes are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday mornings during football season to recap and preview the biggest games and storylines with a particular focus on Louisiana.

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The good, bad, ugly of CFB Week 3, plus Saints, HS Top Plays | PODnas

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Garrett Nussmeier and the LSU offense looked more like themselves, and northeast Louisiana’s trio of college programs all notched big early-season wins.

Still, college football’s Week 4 action — not to mention the New Orleans Saints on Sunday (seriously, do we have to mention that?) — carried enough frustration to spark the organic birth of a potential new “Football Therapist” segment.

Louisiana vs. All Y’all’s “PODnas,” Jerit Roser and Daniel Hawkes recapped and unpacked all the good, the bad and the ugly of the weekend’s performances in the latest episode of the show.

From the Tigers’ progress and wins for Louisiana Tech, ULM and Grambling State, to brutal Saturdays for Louisiana (Lafayette), Tulane and the Southland and, sadly, yes, the Saints’ road trip to Seattle that got off the rails with the quickness.

And, of course, the ever-consistent early-week highlight: Four candidates for “PODnas” High School Play of the Week.

Featured in this week’s top plays: Holy Cross senior running back Ke’Rynn Smith, Calvary Baptist junior defensive back Braylun Huglon, Ouachita Parish senior athlete Wydell Clark Jr. and Alexandria junior quarterback Karsen Sellers and sophomore running back Kason Williams.

Check out the complete episode for all the takeaways and reactions and visit the “PODnas” Instagram to vote for this week’s winner.

Make sure to keep up with all the new episodes of “PODnas” or catch up on other video content on the Louisiana vs. All Y’all channel.

“PODnas” episodes are scheduled for Tuesday and Friday mornings during football season to recap and preview the biggest games and storylines with a particular focus on Louisiana.

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