BATON ROUGE, La. -- Maybe TreDavious White will someday return a kick or an interception for a touchdown as a pro at Lambeau Field, enabling him to make the traditional Lambeau Leap into the stands at the Green Bay Packers storied stadium.But if he gets such an opportunity in Saturdays game against Wisconsin (3:30 p.m. ET, ABC), the All-SEC cornerback doesnt want to wait until he reaches the NFL. At least thats what he said earlier this week before Tigers coach Les Miles weighed in on the subject.Im pretty much open to whatever punishment thats going to come my way, said White, who turned down the chance to potentially become an early-round NFL draft pick to return for his senior season at LSU. [The penalty is] going to be bad, but I feel like its just a dream of mine, so I guess Ill try to take it and run with it.However, if White or any other Tiger dares to make the leap after a touchdown -- drawing an excessive-celebration penalty that does not apply to pro players Lambeau Leaps -- he had better be wearing comfortable shoes.I promise you that if anybody jumps [for] the Lambeau Leap, theyll end up with their thumb out to see if they can get a ride home, Miles cracked on Wednesdays SEC coaches teleconference.Miles further explained his stance later that evening, noting that it is unacceptable for players to put the team at a disadvantage by drawing the penalty.They certainly realize the issues there, Miles said. So the idea that certainly should we score, the celebration thereafter, if it involved jumping into the stands, then we would kick off from the 20 -- thats not something that we want to have happen. So unless theres a last-minute ruling that says for this one its OK, then itd be OK.Its a shame such a one-time rule does not exist, enabling players in Lambeaus first major college football game to enjoy one of the pro sports great traditions. After all, this is the only time most of these players will ever compete at one of footballs most historic venues.Theyll be playing there in sunny, mid-70s conditions, not on the frozen tundra NFL Films immortalized in its coverage of the legendary Ice Bowl game against the Dallas Cowboys in 1967.Even if cold weather is Green Bays trademark, most LSU players are happy to miss out on that part of the authentic Lambeau experience.Were still South Louisiana boys, said offensive lineman Will Clapp, a New Orleans native. Sixty degrees and were all breaking out the thermal stuff.This will not be the first time the Tigers have played in an NFL stadium. LSUs most recent game, its bowl victory over Texas Tech, took place at the Houston Texans NRG Stadium. The 2014 Tigers played there, too, and also played a bowl game at the Tennessee Titans LP Field. And in 2013, LSU opened the season at the Cowboys AT&T Stadium and ended the season with a bowl win at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Raymond James Stadium.But those stadiums cant match the history associated with Lambeau, where the Packers will play their 60th season this year.Thats where Aaron Rodgers is at. Brett Favre, LSU running back Leonard Fournette said, referring to two of the Green Bay franchises most famous quarterbacks. Those guys, thats the GOATs.Another Greatest of All Time Packer has an LSU connection.Baton Rouge native and former LSU All-American Jim Taylor is one of 24 Packers who have been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Taylor was an All-Pro running back in his nine-year Green Bay career, winning four NFL titles and the 1962 Most Valuable Player award.When the Packers add Favre to their Ring of Honor in October, he will join Taylor and the teams 23 other Hall of Famers whose names are listed on the stadiums facade.We want to see the Hall of Fame, we want to see the Jimmy Taylor part and, really, all the greats, certainly, of Green Bay, said Miles, who has never visited Lambeau. Its really, Ive been told, the place where pro footballs really best represented in its infancy and its start, so Im pretty excited about it.Of course Miles would be more excited about leaving Green Bay with a season-opening victory in hand.Playing at Lambeau will be a memorable experience for all involved, but the Tigers cant get too excited about their surroundings and forget about the task at hand. 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Young formally announced his retirement Friday after returning to Rangers Ballpark, his baseball home for all but the last of his 13 major league seasons.OMAHA, Neb. -- When Anthony Ervin was Caeleb Dressels age, he was on the cusp of winning an Olympic gold medal.Sixteen years later, theyll pursue one together. It wont be easy.The U.S. lineup for the mens 4x100-meter freestyle relay that will try to reclaim greatness this summer in Rio is a microcosm of the way the team is shaping up as a whole: experience and fresh muscle shoulder to shoulder.It also features perhaps the most amiable sprinter in recent history in Nathan Adrian. The reigning Olympic gold medalist in the individual 100 freestyle hit the touchpad first in 47.72 seconds in Thursdays final. He called himself an old guy in post-race comments, but at 27, he is exactly midway between his prospective relay-mates in age.Adrian will be joined by speedsters separated by less than a second in the pool and almost a full generation on their birth certificates: the 19-year-old Dressel, a rising junior at the University of Florida who rewrote the NCAA record books last spring; 20-year-old Ryan Held of Springfield, Nebraska, who swims for North Carolina State and logged a personal best time of 48.26 seconds; and the 35-year-old Ervin, the irreverent, cerebral U.S. national team captain.Ervin, who shared the 50-meter freestyle gold medal with Gary Hall Jr. at the Sydney 2000 Games in an improbable tie, balanced elation with clear-eyed expectations Thursday.Once dominant in the 4x100 event, the U.S. team has won only one Olympic gold in its past four attempts (200 and stunningly did not qualify for thhe finals at the 2015 world championships in Russia.ddddddddddddIm not gonna celebrate too much right now, because the rest of the world is badass and we want to be bad too, said Ervin, who made a comeback in 2011 after almost 10 years away from competitive swimming. His recently-released memoir, Chasing Water, chronicles a self-destructive period in his life on dry land that included a suicide attempt.Part of this process being around these younger people makes me feel young, he told reporters. And I may be older than them, but Im younger than most of you.Dressel, his blonde hair sticking out in random spikes after the race, wrapped Ervin in an embrace that melded some of the teams most prominent tattoos.Not super-stoked about the time, but Im happy, said Dressel, who touched .51 behind Adrian for second place and will swim the individual 100 event in Rio. Its something nobody can ever take away. Im an Olympian now, and will forever be the rest of my life.Adrian, who trained alongside Ervin for four years in college at California, agreed that the world is faster, but he has confidence in the eclectic U.S. group. I think people are going to underestimate what the Americans are capable of, he said. I dont think thats [Thursdays times] the best we have to offer. I think the next month well be sharpening our tools, and I think that we have the arsenal to be competitive there. ' ' '