Sports roundup: Stony Brook’s stock rises with super regional against LSU … NFL head-trauma lawsuits consolidated into one … Saints practice goes on, minus two leaders

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Underdogs: The Seawolves have had one postseason victory entering the 2012 college baseball tournament and come from the America East Conference, which has never had a team reach a super regional before Stony Brook was paired up to face LSU in Baton Rouge starting Friday. Yet the team, writes The New York Times, has been one of the best around. To read more, click here.

Seeking justice: A massive complaint combining dozens of existing lawsuits accusing the NFL of failing to provide information linking football-related head trauma to irreparable memory loss, brain damage and other debilitating long-term health issues was filed in federal court in Philadelphia today, reports NFL.com. To read more, click here.

Practice as usual: Not seeing Drew Brees at the helm of the Saints is a little weird, writes Pat Yasinskas on espn.com, and then there’s Sean Payton missing as well. But despite what might be the most bizarre offseason an NFL team has ever faced, the Saints reportedly look no different at practice. To read more, click here.

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