Plaquemine

He took Malik's neighbor's high school quarterback, Trey Harris, three-star out of La Tech, transferred him in, and he was Ole Miss' best receiver.

Don Tavian Wicks plays for the Packers and went to Virginia, and he never played receiver in high school at Plaquemine at all.

He played quarterback.

So, like, there's kids in Louisiana everywhere.

[laughs] Uh, Salmen gets a 28-21 win against Pearl River.

Plaquemine loses a tough one against St. Michael, 28 to 27.

Tough night for Plaquemine, but a very good Plaquemine team nonetheless.

And a couple more and then we'll wrap up the scoreboard.

Shaw gets a 65 nothing win against the Willow School.

Uh, providing that, um, you know, it's not a, such a long weather, weather, and not a cold weather, I think we need to look at supply and demand.

On the supply s- side, US LNG projects are still ramping up, Corpus Christi, Plaquemine, um, I just mentioned Golden Pass.

This is additional volumes likely to hit the markets.

And then we have a new wave of US LNG projects into 2027, um, that could add supply, and elsewhere around the world.

And you were then deciding to dispose the bodies and you were dragging the bodies to which boat? Your boat or their boat? You have both available.

Your boat is a rental from Plaquemine, I think, or Plaquemine, we decided it was called.

I think it's probably better if we drive them out in their boat.

That might be.

What happens

in Alaska stays in Alaska, right, Cole?

yeah so yeah so um he's definitely an asset when it comes to disposing of dead bodies let's put it that way so he disposes the two dead body he helps you dispose the two dead bodies and then um in different locations and then you send the um their their airboat um sort of drifting off down the river and then um he um then uh comes with you in his airboat until you um So you're going back to where your car is and where you've rented your airboat from Plaquemine, that was it.

And with his help, you navigate there with no problem.

This is Vincent Price.

We're on a lonely stretch of highway in southern Louisiana, southwest of Baton Rouge, not far from Plaquemine and Bro Bridge, Napoleonville.

and a little farther west, the thriving community of Lafayette.

As you may have guessed, we are in that exotic area settled long ago by people of French ancestry, an area sometimes called Cajun country.

That's where we are.

The first Saturday of every month in Plaquemine.

God's Country, the home of the sandwich of the month, which TK will tell you about here in just a minute.

Great thing about Fat Daddy's and Little Daddy's, you've got the Little Daddy's side, which is the bar, the sports bar.

They've got darts and video poker and video games and all that kind of stuff.

Great place to watch the games.

If you don't want to battle the weather, go check out LSU McNeese at Little Daddy's in Plaquemine.

If you're on that side of the river, the west side of the river, they say it's the best side.

But ultimately it came about because I've got this apparently genetic condition where I'll only do food that I feel connected to.

And my maternal grandmother came from Louisiana, from a town called Plaquemine.

The pub's called Plaquemine Lock.

And she grew up in New Orleans.

I discovered it when I was about 20.

So a good win for them.

Plaquemine, after a couple tough ones, gets back on the horse.

41-8 win against McKinley.

Let's see.

It comes after their loved one recently became the oldest kidney donor in Louisiana at the age of 81 years old.

Today, I sit down with this family from Plaquemine, who tells us how proud they are of George Edward Clement Jr., better known as Dobe to everyone.

We'll explain how he got that name, by the way.

That comes despite their grief.

He always cracked jokes and just made life just seem as simple as it should be and just an overall great, great man.

Now, where did they live? What did he do? I know you just said he was a teacher and a coach.

So they lived, they reside, or he resided in Plaquemine, Louisiana.

He was a teacher and coach at one point.