LOUISIANA TECH RUMORS
Terry Bradshaw and Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson have reunion
One chose ducks the other one football. Phil Robertson (second on the left), was the starting QB at Louisiana Tech over the Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw in the ’60s for two seasons.
Long Day, Long Night for White
Quinton Patton's sidekick at Louisiana Tech, Myles White, couldn't sleep after being signed to a contract by the Packers on Saturday night. We talked to White and his college position coach in yet another story you won't find anywhere but Packer Report.
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49ers Select Louisiana Tech WR Quinton Patton (Rd.4, No. 128)
With the 128th overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, the 49ers select Louisiana Tech WR Quinton Patton. Patton has good height and a sturdy frame, which allows him to absorb punishment and fight through injuries to stay on the field. He displays the natural hands to snag balls outside of his frame and has a solid radius for a player his size. He is a savvy route runner that uses an...
Source: Louisiana Tech running back Ray Holley worked out for Patriots
Hot News for RB Ray Holley
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April 17, 2013
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Why Quinton Patton Will Prove To Be Best WR Of 2013 Draft Class
In 1985, four wide receivers were taken in the first round of the NFL Draft. While no one could have known that some guy named Jerry Rice would turn out to be the greatest receiver in NFL history, the class of pass catchers turned out to be “average” at best. Al Toon, Eddie Brown and Jessie Hester did nothing to distinguish themselves as great players.Fast forward 28 years later...
2013 NFL Draft: WR Quinton Patton Scouting Report
Quinton Patton, wide receiver out of Louisiana Tech, won't wow you with his numbers; he ran a 4.53 at the Combine. But his two seasons at LA Tech should be an indication of what he will do in the NFL.As a junior, he caught 11 touchdowns plus 1,202 yards receiving; as a senior, Patton increased his production to 1,392 yards and 13 touchdowns. The sky is the limit for this talented...
Louisiana Tech’s Sonny Dykes heading to California
Louisiana Tech won’t be playing in a bowl game with a 9 – 3 record, and now they are losing their head coach.
Tech coach Sonny Dykes is leaving the Bulldogs to coach at Cal. Dykes had an overall record of 22 – 15 with this season (2012) being his best yet. His Bulldogs also had the number 1 scoring offense in the country this season averaging 51 points a game.
Source confirms...
Louisiana Tech Snubbed Themselves, Will Miss Postseason
Before Kirk Herbstreit and the national media got their collective jockstraps in a bunch about Northern Illinois there was another BCS buster making blips on the national radar: Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs ran their record to 9-1 and climbed as high as #20 in the polls behind the nation's highest scoring offense, with their only blemish through ten games coming because of a...
College Football Bowl Games: What Really Happened With Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Not Going To A Bowl Game?
The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs finished the 2012 college football season with a 9-3 record. They ranked No. 1 in the country in points scored per game, averaging 51.5 points per contest on their way to playing some of the more exciting games of the season, including a 59-57 loss to Johnny Manziel and the Texas A&M Aggies. The Bulldogs ranked 4th in passing yards and 18th in rushing...
Louisiana Tech: Number one scoring offense, 9-3, and no bowl
The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs lead the nation in scoring offense averaging 51 points a game, they have an overall record of 9 – 3, and they will not be playing in a bowl game.
How does something like this happen to a team that lost only 3 games by a combined 17 points?
Louisiana Tech wasn’t left in the dark, they did receive an invite to the Independence Bowl, but had decided to...
No bowl for 9-3 Louisiana Tech
When is a bowl game worse than no bowl at all? Ask Louisiana Tech. The announcement of the Bulldogs’ fate, courtesy of La. Tech associate media relations director: Louisiana Tech has not been selected for a postseason bowl game. Nation's No. 1 offense ends year at 9-3. #WeAreLATech — Patrick Walsh (@LATechPWalsh) December 2, 2012 That’s a nice little plug for...
9-3 La. Tech not bowl-bound?
A decline to play in the Independence Bowl and an upset by rival Northern Illinois University has now resulted in the bowl-eligible Louisiana Tech Bulldogs' season ending early.
Louisiana Tech channels George C. Scott to promote WR Quinton Patton.
Your Ricky Stanzi "America, love it or leave it" moment of the day.
You're Louisiana Tech. You have a wide receiver named Quinton Patton who has been named to the Biletnikoff Award watch list. What are you going to do to promote him to voters who usually would focus on players from the BCS conferences?
His last name is Patton, so isn't it obvious? You channel...
College baseball game cancelled after outfield fence catches fire
You've heard of rain delays, but a fire delay might be a first. Northwestern State had to cancel its game against Louisiana Tech because the outfield fence caught on fire. Apparently, a transformer nearby exploded and the fence burst into flames. Check out photos of the fire below, via @FletcherKTBS. The players, to their credit, seemed to take it all in stride. One member of...
Know Your 2012 NCAA Football Cheerleaders: Louisiana Tech Regal Blues
Via BC Cheerleader Stalker, Asher:
It’s that time of year again, when hopeful cheerleaders and dancers hit the field and try to prove their worth. The goal: being able to shake it for 60,000 football fans come this fall.
So we’re going to travel around the country and meet the squads that we’ll be watching this fall and winter on college campuses and ESPN. As a jumping off...
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