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Edwards' items given to museum - 2004-01-04
A pair of cowboy boots monogrammed "EE," a matchbook from Caesars Palace casino, a $1,000 pink poker chip from an Aruba casino, a white satin jacket stating "Edwin Edwards No. 1 in '91," invites to the 1992 inaugural ceremony for Edwards' fourth term as governor, a pin saying "I luv the Guv."

It's the kind of stuff you might expect to see in Edwin Edwards' attic, and indeed you might have, until lately. Now, it's in the state's official storeroom,
the Louisiana State Museum.

The museum's board accepted a donation from the Edwards family of nearly 100 items associated with the life and career of the most dominant and - perhaps excepting only Earl Long - most colorful Louisiana politician of the past half-century.
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Time for the Oklahoma-LSU version of national title - 2004-01-04
In the days leading to the Sugar Bowl, host of this season's designated BCS title game, there has been as much buzz around the system as there has been about the game itself. So much, in fact, that LSU coach Nick Saban's poker face could hardly hide his irritation.

"I was so interested in the USC game that I didn't even watch it," said Saban, architect of the dramatic
turnaround by the Tigers, who last won a national title in 1958. "All these questions about USC, although it makes great media controversy, means nothing to us. We've all admitted the system can't handle three teams. So, in this particular year, teams share championships. That's the way it is."
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