T-Bob Hebert

T-Bob Hebert was born in Kenner, Louisiana, on February 9, 1989, to Bobby and Teresa Hebert. He grew up in Norcross, Georgia. His father, Bobby Hebert, known as the "Cajun Cannon," was a former National Football League quarterback and sports media personality who was inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame. He played football at Greater Atlanta Christian High School in Norcross, Georgia. ==College career==

Recruiting On October 30, 2006, Hebert committed to LSU to play Offensive line for the Tigers football team. He signed his Letter of Intent on February 7, 2007. Hebert expressed that LSU was his dream school. He was ranked as the second best center in the country by Rivals for the 2007 high school recruiting class. Playing career Hebert redshirted his freshman year at LSU in 2007 for the 2007 LSU Tigers football team. In 2008, during Hebert's redshirt freshman season, he played six games for the 2008 LSU Tigers football team, but did not have any starts. He sustained a season ending injury during LSU's game against South Carolina. He made the 2008 SEC Academic Honor Roll. Despite the earlier suspension, in 2010, during Hebert's junior season for the 2010 LSU Tigers football team, he played in all thirteen games while playing at both right guard and center. ==Media career==

Following the end of his college football career and having failed to make an NFL team as a free agent, Hebert began a media career with ESPN 1350 WWWL in New Orleans and then later at ESPN 104.5 in Baton Rouge. At the network, he hosted the show, "Off the Bench" with his former LSU teammate Jacob Hester. In February 2025, he became the co-host of the "Jim Rome After Hour" on The Jim Rome Show along with the main host, Jim Rome. He was also the host of YouTube show, Snaps, along with former University of Georgia quarterback, Aaron Murray. In 2022, "Off the Bench" was rated as the Best Sports Talk Show by the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters in 2022. On May 16, 2025, he left his previous endeavors to take a job at Barstool Sports in their Chicago office. He was replaced at ESPN by former New Orleans Saints quarterback, Matt Flynn. Before his departure, Hebert released an "Ode to Louisiana" to express his gratitude for his 18 years in the state. At Barstool, he is the host of Unnecessary Roughness and Wake Up Barstool. == Personal life ==

Hebert is married to Caitlyn Hebert and they have three children. == References ==