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New Orleans Saints
9:43 pm
Mon December 24, 2012

Vitt Praises Saints' Resolve, Aims for .500 Finish

Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt is urging his players to keep thinking about the Lombardi Trophy as they prepare for what otherwise is an anticlimactic season finale between two non-playoff teams.

Vitt says the Saints are still working toward their second Super Bowl title as an organization, even if they can't do it this season.

The Saints are coming off a 34-31 overtime victory at Dallas on Sunday, but were eliminated from playoff contention because of other results. Still, Vitt says he'll remember the 2012 Saints as one of his favorite teams because they never quit.

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College Football
9:36 pm
Mon December 24, 2012

La. Tech Names Juluke Assistant Football Coach

Louisiana Tech football coach Skip Holtz has added Jabbar Juluke to his staff as an assistant.

Juluke comes to Tech after serving as head coach at Edna Karr High School in New Orleans the last nine years. While there, he compiled an 80-39 record capped off with a 14-0 mark and a Louisiana state championship in 2012. Juluke also served as the defensive coordinator for four years at Frederick Douglas High School and as a wide receivers coach at Brother Martin.

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New Orleans Saints
1:57 pm
Mon December 24, 2012

Saints Win Out Over Cowboys, 34-31 In Overtime

The New Orleans Saints defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 in overtime Sunday at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX.

Despite the win, the Saints’ NFC playoff hopes ended when the Minnesota Vikings defeated the Houston Texans.

The Saints seem comfortable in their spoiler role, however, as they dealt a gigantic blow to their neighboring state rivals, dropping the Cowboys’ record to 8-7, a game behind division leader Washington.

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College Football
5:18 pm
Sat December 22, 2012

Ragin’ Cajuns Defeat East Carolina in New Orleans Bowl, 43-34

Credit Jason Saul / WWNO
University of Louisiana-Lafayette RB Alonzo Harris, QB Terrance Broadway, Head Coach Mark Hudspeth and K Brett Baer after the game. ULL beat East Carolina 43-34.

The Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns defeated the East Carolina Pirates 43-34 on Saturday in a wildly-entertaining 12th edition of the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in front of a record crowd.

Ragin’ Cajuns fans packed the Superdome for ULL’s second consecutive New Orleans Bowl championship. The official attendance for Saturday’s game was 48,828, beating last year’s record-setting crowd by more than 6,000 fans.

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