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Yes, it was a big weekend for Ragin Cajun Fans, but it only gets better this week!

Locally produced Cajuns broadcasts not available on internet for NCAA Tournament

Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns are dancing for the first time since 2005, and they'll have a shot to take down the possible NCAA Player of The Year.

Wow. That may be all you can say after seeing what this boy with one arm did.

There's a lot going on around Acadiana this weekend! Here are our picks for fun things to do February 14 - 16, 2014: Celebrate Valentine's Day at the Red Hot Mardi Gras Ball featuring 5th Avenue Friday night at the District or see Ray Boudreaux at Rox Friday night at 9:30.

New Orleans Pelicans mascot, Pierre, has undergone reconstructive beak surgery. This according to a statement released Monday by the Pelicans.

Lots of great opportunities to catch a game this week at UL - basketball, baseball, and softball! Saturday February 15, 2014 is the “Think Pink" women’s basketball game, promoting breast cancer awareness. They'll honor cancer survivors and remember those lost...

These two could be classics

Michael Jordan is selling his residence in Highland Park, IL.  Fifty six thousand square feet!  Yes you read that correctly, 56,000 square feet!

Markus Burden is having more fun at college than he ever could have swished for.

LeBron James scored 37 points, and the Miami Heat won their second straight title by beating the San Antonio Spurs, 95-88, in a thrilling Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals in Miami on Thursday night.

Another celeb comes under fire for poor National Anthem performance.  Our National Anthem is just plain hard to sing.

If the adorable little boy who sang the National Anthem last night at the Spurs - Heat game looked familiar, it's because you saw him on 'America's Got Talent' last season.

It all started back in 1973 when the NCAA handed down sanctions against the basketball team and the university decided to redirect fees it had collected to support the team into a fun day for students.

The next time someone gives you a hard time for living with your parents as an adult, you can point to these famous athletes who did the same thing for some period of time while they were playing or after they hung it up. Some athletes did it to save money, others weren't sure about their future and a select few wanted to take care of their aging folks...

Louisville 82, Michigan 76 Reserve guard Luke Hancock scored 22 points, including making all five of his 3-point shot attempts, as Louisville beat Michigan, 82-76, in the 2013 NCAA basketball championship in Atlanta on Monday night. The victory gave Cardinals' head coach Rick Pitino a second national title in addition to the one he won at Kentucky in 1996, making him the first coach to win a men's

I happened to be watching the basketball game on Sunday when the player for Louisville, Kevin Ware, fell and hurt his leg.  From the moment he fell, everyone in the room where I was knew that it was a severe injury.

The world’s most famous backup quarterback has offered up some words of encouragement for the Wichita State basketball team as it prepares for the Sweet 16.

Two-time NBA All-Star Baron Davis was last seen writhing in pain after suffering a knee injury while playing for the New York Knicks last May. A stylish dresser throughout his pro career, Davis, 33, never officially retired, but now he's headed to the Esquire Network (formerly G4) to host a TV show about athletes and other cultural professionals who are setting trends for today's men...

New Rochelle (N.Y.) High School was trailing Mt. Vernon by 10 points with 3 minutes left in the New York Section 1 Class AA championship game on Sunday afternoon. The Huguenots rallied to within two points with 2.9 seconds remaining, and they had the ball under their own basket for a last-ditch attempt...