Well, this is awesome...

The Louisiana Air National Guard's Bayou Militia will conduct a flyover with F-15 Eagles during ESPN's College GameDay on LSU's campus Saturday morning at 9 a.m.

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Jdublsu•4 days

Thumbnail is an F-16 not F-15

Dadren•4 days

As much as I love seeing the mighty Viper, I just don’t understand how you mix it up with an F-15.

GasMan•4 days

Come on Larry for fricks sake

FlyingTiger06•4 days

In his defense, even the AF's Public Affairs constantly posts the wrong aircraft image for articles all the time. Hell, they've even put up pictures of Russian SU-27s before on an article that was talking about F-15s.

The Eric•4 days

Painted under the wings... what's that say???? "Eat a bag of dicks, Sankey"

what could that mean?

Spankum•4 days

Kinda sucks that they will not do it during the national anthem….few people will see it at 9 AM…

Epaminondas•4 days

According to lsusports.net a KC-46 will do a flyover for the National Anthem.

wesman21•4 days

frick YES, just need a laser show now...

CootKilla•4 days

Fan-frickin-tastic!!!!

CajunBullet•3 days

OK guys, let's Lock & Load and Turn & Burn those Jets for the "Flyover" this evening at Tiger Stadium! Geaux "Tigahs"!

conman•4 days

Man those F-15's are getting old. Too bad they aren't known as the Coon arse Militia anymore.

cajunmud•4 days

Would rather Louisiana State Guard. (LAexit)

FlyingTiger06•4 days

The National Guard does belong to the State. Unless federalized, they are under the control and direction of the LA Governor.

cajunmud•3 days

It's in the name...National...not Louisiana. It ain't ours.

valpeaux•4 days

Sure, let’s waste more military resources.

TheRouxGuru•4 days

Shutup pussy, they gotta fly anyway

btrcj•3 days

It counts as part of their mandatory training.
It is not a waste of resources.

Born in BR•3 days

You do realize, of course, (or maybe you don’t) that flyover is not just ceremony. There has to be very close coordination for the pilots to fly over Tiger Stadium at the exact moment. As a former member of the Louisiana National Guard, this is a training mission in addition to a celebration of our country and our state.

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