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LSU Tigers football games are big events broadcast on the small screen. But if you go to tomorrow's contest against Tennessee, you could make it onto the silver screen.

As we get ready for the upcoming USFL season's arrival, we can finally rest in knowing what the mascot looks like. We don't what it is, but we got the visual.

The internet is always a fun place to be during big events like the college football national championship game.

Is the killer in "Happy Death Day" wearing a King Cake Baby mask? We'll let you be the judge.

This Saturday night at Cajun Field, our Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns football team will be kicking off its Sun Belt Conference schedule against Coastal Carolina.

We have all seen this once or twice, in between innings or quarters, the team mascot comes out onto the field and dances around like it has lost it's mind. While it may be pure entertainment, often it ends in some form of embarrassment for the team mascot. Either it, the mascot, gets punched, falls down, or simply is left there, shamed as the crowd does not even acknowledge it's presence. However,