Who says “Who Dat”? What does it mean, and is it a bit odd that, in celebrating the Saints’ Super Bowl victory this week, we’ve all broken into dialect? The answer is interesting, concerning, as it ...

NEW ORLEANS -- Saints flags fluttering from its roof, the black SUV rolled past a bus stop on Tchoupitoulas Street early in the morning. "Who Dat!" came the cheer from the SUV's open windows. "I Dat!" ...

"Who dat?" is older than us all, but its association with the New Orleans Saints first flowered in 1983. That was the season that an intrepid former World Series hero teamed with two enterprising ...

The New Orleans Saints may be five- or six-point underdogs going into Sunday's Super Bowl, but the team's fans have already scored a victory of sorts. The NFL had tried to crack down on T-shirts ...

The term "Who Dat" is a borrowed phrase with a proud history that can be traced from the Seventh Ward in the 1980's to the Caesars Superdome today. "The first time I heard the 'Who Dat' chant was on ...

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Louisiana's attorney general said Monday that shops can sell T-shirts with the phrase "Who Dat" and the fleur-de-lis symbol if they don't make other references to the New Orleans ...

If fight songs decided football championships, the New Orleans Saints would be 27-point favorites, while the Indianapolis Colts (who have most recently inspired the Baltimore Colts fight song) would ...

NEW ORLEANS -- The NFL and a Louisiana recording company have resolved their legal dispute over merchandising rights to the Who Dat? chant of New Orleans Saints fans. A federal judge agreed Tuesday to ...

Thank heavens that someone has begun producing Who Dat brand vodka. Otherwise, what would we do until king cake-flavored vodka reappears on the shelves after Christmas? The new Who Dat whooch went on ...