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SUMMARY:2020 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Induction Celebration
DESCRIPTION:The 2020 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Induction Class:\n\n\n\nPat Henry - former LSU Track & Field Coach\n\nMackie Freeze - retired Monroe-Richmond football coach\n\nPhil Robertson - outdoorsman recognized internationally as the Duck Commander\n\nNick Saban - former LSU football coach\, who won 75% of his gamess & the 2003 national championship in 5 seasons with the Tigers\n\nSweet Lou Dunbar - of the Harlem Globetrotters\n\nCharles "Peanut" Tillman - Pro Bowl football standout Chicago Bears cornerback & a star at UL Lafayette\n\nKerry Kittles - a two-time All-America guard at Villanova who averaged 14 points in an eight-year NBA career\n\nAngela Turner -  Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters basketball legend\, a Bienville Parish native who helped the Techsters to four straight national championship game appearances including wins in 1981 and 1982\n\n\n\nInducted as winners of the Distinguished Service Award in Sports Journalism will be LSU sports publicist Kent Lowe and Baton Rouge Advocate prep sportswritter Robin Fambrough\n\n\n\nOpelousas native Joan Cronan\, one of college sports' most influential administrators in her career as athletics director at the University of Tennessee\, will be inducted as the Dave Dixon Louisiana Sports Leadership Award winner.\n\n\n\nEnshrined as the first recipient of the Louisiana Sports Ambassador Award will be Shreveport-based broadcaster Tim Brando\, who pride in his home state has been evident throughout his four decades amoung the best in business around the country.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="font-size:14px\;"><strong>The 2020 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Induction Class:</strong></span><br />\n<br />\nPat Henry - former LSU Track &amp\; Field Coach<br />\nMackie Freeze - retired Monroe-Richmond football coach<br />\nPhil Robertson - outdoorsman recognized internationally as the Duck Commander<br />\nNick Saban - former LSU football coach\, who won 75% of his gamess &amp\; the 2003 national championship in 5 seasons with the Tigers<br />\nSweet Lou Dunbar - of the Harlem Globetrotters<br />\nCharles &quot\;Peanut&quot\; Tillman - Pro Bowl football standout Chicago Bears cornerback &amp\; a star at UL Lafayette<br />\nKerry Kittles - a two-time All-America guard at Villanova who averaged 14 points in an eight-year NBA career<br />\nAngela Turner -&nbsp\; Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters basketball legend\, a Bienville Parish native who helped the Techsters to four straight national championship game appearances including wins in 1981 and 1982<br />\n<br />\nInducted as winners of the Distinguished Service Award in Sports Journalism will be LSU sports publicist Kent Lowe and Baton Rouge Advocate prep sportswritter Robin Fambrough<br />\n<br />\nOpelousas native Joan Cronan\, one of college sports&#39\; most influential administrators in her career as athletics director at the University of Tennessee\, will be inducted as the Dave Dixon Louisiana Sports Leadership Award winner.<br />\n<br />\nEnshrined as the first recipient of the Louisiana Sports Ambassador Award will be Shreveport-based broadcaster Tim Brando\, who pride in his home state has been evident throughout his four decades amoung the best in business around the country.
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