kevin faulk

CARENCRO, La. (KPEL News) - There are some athletes whose play stands the test of time. One of those players is Carencro native and Louisiana State University all-time leading rusher Kevin Faulk. While I enjoy the dynamic passing attacks we see in football today, watching an explosive, tough running back slice through a defense is something I'll never grow tired of watching...

Former NFL great Kevin Faulk recently took time out of his day to speak to some of the students and athletes at Beau Chene High School.

Before Faulk went on to get three Super Bowl rings in his professional career, he established himself as a versatile offensive weapon during his tenure at LSU.

The football field isn't the only place where LSU proves its worth, and this video out of Carencro is living proof.

LSU Head football coach Ed Orgeron says he wants Kevin Fault to take time with his family after his daughter's death on Tuesday.

It is with great sadness that we report Kevin Faulk's 19-year-old daughter, Kevione, has passed away.

As if the 7 OTs weren't enough, an incident after the LSU-Texas A&M game continues to make headlines.

According to reports, former Carencro, LSU and NFL running back Kevin Faulk got into with a Texas A&M support staffer who punched LSU assistant Steve Kragthorpe following Saturday's game.

Kevin Faulk is heading back to LSU

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Back in 1993, Carencro High School football was featured on ESPN for an episode of Scholastic Sports America.

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Kevin Faulk became the 25th member of the New England Patriots Hall of Fame.

I tweeted out a picture during Super Bowl 49, taking a lib rib at the Patriots. Kevin Faulk had the best response possible.

Quarterback Jake Delhomme, running back Kevin Faulk, and softball coach Yvette Girouard highlight the 2015 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame class. Joining them are...

Kevin Faulk is the best football player from Louisiana that I've ever had the chance to see in action, and tomorrow he will officially retire from the NFL. Faulk spent his entire 13-year career with New England after being selected by the Patriots in the second round of the 1999 NFL draft.