At the behest of Louisiana governor Jeff Landry, a tradition that brings a live tiger onto the LSU football sidelines will be brought back this weekend.

When the tiger was towed onto the field with a black curtain draped over the cage, massive display boards played a short video detailing the history of LSU's live mascot. Stadium lights darkened and a spotlight was pointed at the cage as the curtain was ...

The Louisiana school’s plan to revive a decades-old tradition has sparked outrage and accusations of animal cruelty. On Saturday, when Louisiana State University (LSU) takes on rival University of Alabama in a massive matchup in its home field in Baton Rouge,

When the animal was paraded on the field, videos show it was met with thunderous applause in Death Valley. The cage was on the field for about seven minutes and was removed before the teams ran out.

For the first time since the 2015 season, Tiger Stadium will feature a live tiger on the sidelines for an LSU home football game. As if going into Baton Rouge isn't already one of the toughest environments in the sport,