30 MAY 2024 · Mark King was one of the staples along the LSU offensive line in the early 90's. King attended Terrebonne High School, where he achieved All-District, All-Regionals, and All-State Honors. He played and served as the co-captain in the Louisiana High School All-Star game. King was also inducted into the Terrebonne High School Athletics Hall of Fame in 2009. King was a four-year letterman at LSU. He was a big part of the 1995 "Bringing back the Magic" season where LSU went on to win the Independence Bowl. Mark King shares stories of his recruitment out of high school and how he ultimately decided to choose LSU. King shares memories of his LSU career and key games in which he played and accounts memories of former players and coaches from his playing career. King also shares stories from his personal life after his playing career ended and how he ended up in coaching. King also updates his life now with his family, friends, career, and what's next.

25 APR 2024 · Cecil Collins may be one of the biggest "what if" stories in LSU football history. Collins attended Leesville High School in Leesville, Louisiana. There, he amassed 99 touchdowns and 7,833 yards over his high school football career including 3,079 yards during his senior season. Leesville was the 4A state runner-up that year and Collins was selected as Louisiana's very first "Mr. Football". Collins enrolled at LSU, where he would redshirt his freshman season. Collins only played in only four games for the Tigers in 1997, yet many LSU fans consider him one of the best running backs in program history nearly 30 years later. After one season at McNeese and one season in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins, the former LSU standout ran into a series of poor decisions off the field, which eventually landed him in prison for 13 years. Now, the man once known as “Cecil The Diesel‘’ is a changed man who has devoted his life to God looking for a second chance.

28 MAR 2024 · Danyel Mitchell was an integral part of the Tigers’ Track & Field team from 1991 to 1994, and she competed as one of the nation’s top shot put and discus throwers. During her time at LSU, she won nine SEC Championships, ranking her sixth in LSU’s history for most individual conference titles. She won three NCAA titles in the discus and indoor shot put during her collegiate career and later went on to represent the United States at the Outdoor World Championships in Gothenburg Sweden in 1995. In 1994, her hometown of Vallejo, California, awarded her with her first Hall of Fame induction into the city’s Sports Hall of Fame. the lasting impact she left on LSU’s track and field program earned her an induction into the university’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2023. Thirty years after her collegiate career was completed, her legacy still reigns, as she continues to hold the LSU women’s discus record of 194’ 4” she set in 1994. She also remains ranked No. 2 in the Tigers’ record book in the shot put, both indoors and outdoors.

22 FEB 2024 · Host Eddie Kennison is joined by former LSU and Super Bowl champion RB Kevin Faulk to talk about his playing career and life after football.

21 FEB 2024 · Former LSU WR Eddie Kennison kicks off his podcast by providing some backstory on himself and why he decided to launch Geaux 2 Legends.