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

NOLA POLITICS
/ 4 days ago

The big question in the race for New Orleans mayor: Can Helena Moreno avoid a runoff?

In its final days, the tumultuous campaign to be the next mayor of New Orleans hinges on one crucial question: Whether...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 4 days ago

New Orleans Council District E candidates say they’ll work to bring jobs, services to area

Eight candidates are running to replace New Orleans City Councilmember Oliver Thomas in a district that represents New Orleans East and...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 4 days ago

Louisiana Black Caucus calls for investigation into police handling of Kyren Lacy case

The Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus called for an independent review of Louisiana State Police’s investigation into former LSU football player Kyren...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 4 days ago

Early voting turnout in New Orleans more than doubled 2017 mayor’s race numbers. See the data.

See early voting trends in the New Orleans races for mayor, City Council, sheriff and other seats.

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 4 days ago

Photos: Prayers for wisdom and justice fill St. Louis Cathedral for the annual Red Mass

Archbishop Gregory Aymond led the annual Red Mass at St. Louis Cathedral on Monday(Oct. 6), drawing a couple hundred members of...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
New Orleans Saints News
/ 4 days ago

Saints Monday After: Defense Dominates Like the Dome Patrol

The Sports Coma with Big Q breaks down the New Orleans Saints’ first win of the season over the New York...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 5 days ago

What will arguments in Louisiana’s voting district Supreme Court case look like? A breakdown.

In most Voting Rights Acts cases, minority voters are suing their state leaders, not on their side. But for awhile, a...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 5 days ago

Michelle Woodfork dominates fundraising nearing the end of the Orleans Parish sheriff’s race

Michelle Woodfork spent more in three weeks than what Edwin Shorty, her next closest competitor, has spent the entire race.

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
New Orleans Saints News
/ 5 days ago

Victory at Last! Saints Beat Giants 26-14

Saints Secure 1st Win of the Year 26-14 Over Mistake-Prone Giants | Big Q & Pops Q RecapThe New Orleans Saints...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff
NOLA POLITICS
/ 6 days ago

Register now to vote Nov. 15 on trio of St. Tammany millages

Oct. 15 will be the last day to register to vote in-person for the Nov. 15 Municipal Parochial General Election in...

By The Who Dat Daily Staff

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