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Play by Play on KLEB 102.7FM - March 21, 2025 (Full Show)
April 12, 2025 · 91 min

Play by Play – Episode Recap (March Madness, Coaching Shakeups & Local Diamond Action)

In this lively episode of Play by Play, Casey, Coach Brian Callais, and guest Damien St. Pierre pack a punch with local sports insights, college basketball takes, and classic sideline banter.

🏀 High School Spotlight:

Breaking News: South Lafourche girls basketball coach Darian Jenkins has stepped down after four seasons. The crew reflects on her legacy and the bright future of the Tarpons program, highlighting a deep roster of rising talent.

Tarpon Baseball Bounce-Back: Coach Chandler Guidroz joins to talk about South Lafourche's strong response win over E.D. White following a tough loss to South Terrebonne. Senior day, key player performances, and playoff hopes are front and center.

⚾ Gator Surge:

Coach Mike Barba calls in to discuss South Terrebonne’s mid-season turnaround. With four wins in five games and a red-hot offense, the Gators are surging in district play. Barba credits team chemistry and a “reset” approach as keys to their momentum.

📣 March Madness Madness:

McNeese pulls off a 12-over-5 upset over Clemson, giving the Southland Conference a financial boost and putting Will Wade in Cinderella territory. The gang debates whether they can do it again vs. Purdue.

The crew breaks down early tournament surprises, coaching strategies, and standout performances, including Alabama’s scare vs. Robert Morris and Tennessee’s rebounding dominance.

🎧 Call-Ins & Community Talk:

Local legend Coach Eserman and loyal listener Mark call in to weigh in on tournament seeding gripes, college softball, Aaron Rodgers rumors, and NIL/transfer portal chaos.

The guys also share laughs about past March Madness memories, favorite all-time college players, and Zion Williamson’s mysterious injury status.

📍What’s Next:

The Play by Play team heads to Papa’s Seafood in Thibodaux for a live remote broadcast.

Damien previews upcoming regional tournaments for his biddy basketball teams, including the debut of South Lafourche’s first-ever 14U boys team.