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Saturday, November 7, 2009
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SPORTS
TRAVIS SPRADLING/The Advocate
LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson intercepts a pass intended for Alabama’s Marquis Maze in last year's game, won by the Crimson Tide in overtime, 27-21
There’s the former coach angle, but thankfully that seems to have died down after a few years.
METAIRIE — Darren Sharper started it and Jabari Greer and Tracy Porter are following suit. Sharper, the Saints free safety, has been the team and NFL pace-setter when it comes to interceptions and interception returns this season. He intercepted two passes in the season opener against Detroit and has grabbed five more, returning three for touchdowns.
Coach Landry Williams and the Glen Oaks Panthers are back in the state playoffs for the first time since 2004.
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