NEW ORLEANS (AP) — LSU fired coach Brian Kelly during the fourth season of a 10-year contract worth about $100 million, athletic director Scott Woodward announced Sunday night.

Former Clinton Red Tornado Zaedon Collins finishes a run for Kilgore College this season. CDN | Courtesy photo

As he continues through his first year of college football, former Clinton Red Tornado running back Zaedon Collins has been able to see the field for the Kilgore College Rangers down in Kilgore, Texas.

Clinton’s No. 6 Benton Bridgeman and No. 55 Bryson Snider provide key blocks for No. 1 Derren Hester as he carries the ball up the field during the Red Tornadoes’ road game Thursday against Cache. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

For the first time in district play, the Clinton Red Tornado football team (4-4, 4-1) found itself on the wrong side of the score, as Clinton fell 48-45 in a doubleovertime thriller to the Cache Bulldogs (3-5, 3-2) Thursday in Cache.

Clinton’s Connor Richardson, right, blocks No. 12 Aaron Ramirez during a practice in the Tornado Bowl. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

With only two games remaining in the regular season, senior Clinton offensive lineman Connor Richardson is taking it all in before he suits up for the final time with his teammates this season.

Clinton’s No. 15 Dyson Moss, No. 4 Zaryk Baker and No. 50 Alex Amaya take down the Woodward ball carrier during the Red Tornadoes’ win over the Boomers. CDN | John Kinsey

The Clinton Red Tornado football team (4-3, 4-0) looks to add another district win to its total as it hits the road to take on the Cache Bulldogs (2-5, 2-2) today with kickoff set for 7 p.m.

Parker Turney runs the course during the regional meet Saturday. CDN | Courtesy photo

Year one of the Ashley-Griffith era has come to an end for the Clinton cross country team, as the team was unable to qualify any runners at the Class 4A Regional Meet Saturday in Waurika.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — During the Los Angeles Dodgers’ October rampage to the NL pennant, the defending World Series champions have actually been the dark eminence that many baseball people have long feared they would become.

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