When the Alabama bus drove into the LSUE campus parking lot last Thursday, the team unloaded to the aroma of boiled crawfish and shrimp. That was only one of several unfair home-field advantages for the Bengals, who were playing host to Shelton State for a shot at a District Championship and trip to the World Series.
By Rebecca Chaisson
Managing Editor
When the Alabama bus drove into the LSUE campus parking lot last Thursday, the team unloaded to the aroma of boiled crawfish and shrimp.
That was only one of several unfair home-field advantages for the Bengals, who were playing host to Shelton State for a shot at a District Championship and trip to the World Series.
It’s hard to hate an opponent that ...
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