The Who Dat Daily Staff

The Who Dat Daily.com is combination of hardworking dedicated people, focused on given the best quality content possible. This site originated out of the idea of sports host and commenter Big Q of the very popular “The Sports Coma with Big Q & The Guys. We cover our sports loves all on one professional and innovated site. We cover the New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, LSU Football Tigers & even Boxing News. The site updates daily and we do our best to stay cutting edge. We are fans also so our style is to express our excitement and knowledge with the same enthusiasm. We offer many platforms to follow us on from: YouTube, FB, IG, Twitter just name a few. Our P.R.O. Radio platform is broadcasted out to respected companies like: IHeart Radio, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spreaker & More.. So we thank you for reading, liking and sharing our articles on a daily basis. Please remember we will continue to represent the Who Dat Nation with the upmost respect and professionalism.

Stories By The Who Dat Daily Staff

LSU (Football)
/ 2 months ago

LSU Blasted by Texas A&M 49–25 | Big Q Recaps

The No. 20 LSU Tigers suffered a crushing home defeat as No. 3 Texas A&M stormed into Death Valley and dominated...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
New Orleans Saints News
/ 2 months ago

Pelicans’ vs Spurs Final Recap | PPR Postgame Show

🏀 Postgame Reaction Show! Big Q, DC & Lexxah recap the New Orleans Pelicans vs San Antonio Spurs matchup in our...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

GOP plan to delay Louisiana primaries draws fierce Democratic opposition on first day of session

The GOP effort is aimed at creating more time before the 2026 midterm election cycle to respond to a possible U.S....

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

Three of U.S. Rep. Troy Carter’s allies had a bad election night. What does it mean for him?

Three key members of Troy Carter’s Algiers-based political organization didn’t win their elections. What does that mean for him?

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

The Louisiana Legislature is back for a special session. What could it mean for redistricting?

Republican lawmakers hope a plan to push back Louisiana’s April primary elections will eventually give them a chance to draw a...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

New Orleans eyesore shuttered since Katrina may finally get new life. It hinges on voters.

The long-abandoned Lindy Boggs Medical Center in Mid-City could finally be reborn — but only if voters approve a $500 million...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

New Orleans city workers demand transparency as budget crunch threatens payroll

New Orleans city workers rallied outside City Hall to demand transparency just days after Mayor LaToya Cantrell’ administration warned that a...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

New Orleans Mayor-elect Helena Moreno announces transition policy committees, leadership

Mayor-elect Helena Moreno’s transition announced the formation Thursday of seven policy committees and the officials that will lead them as she...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

Federal prosecutors seek to limit LaToya Cantrell’s contact with former bodyguard

Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to bar most contact between Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former police bodyguard.

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 2 months ago

Louisiana Sen. Jay Luneau won’t run for U.S. Senate. Democrats are still seeking a candidate.

Who will step for the Democrats in next year’s U.S. Senate race?

By The Who Dat Daily Staff

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