Welcome to the second entry in our new weekly series in which we expose the previously unknown influence of LSU head basketball coach John Brady on historical events.
This week we digitally enhance a famous photo taken at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in 1937.
We’ve been threatening to add a second regular photoshop feature for quite a while, so here it is. Each week we’ll be publishing a little-known yet significant historical moment featuring LSU head basketball coach John Brady. Few people realize that John Brady is, in fact, one of the “undead” and has been influencing the course of human events for centuries. We figure it’s time for someone to bring this information to the forefront, despite the very real risk that he could get pissed at us, bite a hole in our skulls, and chow down on our brains.
Without further ado, let’s travel back to the mid-1990’s…
With National Signing Day fast approaching, we resume our hard-hitting expose’ on the assorted headgear worn by LSU head football coach Les Miles as he visits the homes of the best prep superstars. This week we bring you exclusive photos of three different hats Leslie wears when he visits kids in Tennessee and Arkansas. In addition the donning situation appropriate hats, we hear he’s winning over the dads of prospective signees by telling them they’ve “got a real purdy mouth on em’ ” as he shakes their hands for the first time.
That’s just freakin’ awesome, don’t you think?
Ken Kavanaugh, LSU All-American, College Football Hall of Famer, NFL legend, and decorated World War II bomber pilot, has passed away at the age of 90. He died of pneumonia in Sarasota, Florida, leaving behind a wife of 64 years, a son, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
The list of Kavanaugh’s honors, achievements, and records is both striking and humbling. We’ll provide a bulleted list here, but we urge you to follow some of the links to information sources at the end of this post, and to consider buying his biography, which was penned by his son.
