Game of My Life: LSU Memorable Moments of Tigers Football (Game of My Life)
Now a freelance writer, Marty Mulé was a member ofThe New Orleans Times-Picayunesports staff for more than 30 years, covering college sports in general and LSU athletics in particular as a reporter and columnist for much of that time.As a sports-loving youngster, later as a student-reporter for LSU’sDaily Reveille, and, later still as a professional sportswriter, he was on the scene when many of the Tigers on these pages were playing what they consider the games of their lives.Mulé has been the recipient of a half-dozen first-place national writing awards—most of anyone, sports or news, in the almost 170-year history ofThe Times-Picayune—from such organizations as The Associated Press Sports Editors, Football Writers of America, and the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. His works have been cited several times as the "Story of the Year" by the Louisiana Sportswriters Association and the New Orleans Press Club, even over traditional news coverage. By vote of his peers, Mulé has also been named Louisiana’s "Sportswriter of the Year"11 times.This is his sixth book, and his second on LSU. The first wasEye of the Tiger, 100 Years of LSU Football. The others include:Sugar Bowl, the First 50 Years;Rolling Green, a Century of Tulane Football;Superdome, Thirteen Acres That Changed New Orleans; andLouisiana Athletes: The Top 20.Mulé is a graduate of Louisiana State University.