He may have been born in Fall River, Massachusetts, BUT.. his heart is in New Orleans !  In 1982, Lagasse replaced Paul Prudhomme as executive chef of the famed New Orleans restaurant Commander’s Palace.

Well a a few members of the Whodatnation were lucky to have lunch in Miami at one of Emeri’s places and boy was it good !  We also had the chance to see Food Network personality Mario Batali who was at Emeri’s restaurant.

Emeril and the Who Dat Nation

If you are on South Beach and hungry go to the Lowes and check his place out.  He was wearing a “Whodatnation” pin but one of the girls covered it up : )

Chuck Foreman will cheer for the Saints !

Chuck Foreman and some members of the Who Dat Nation !

A few members of the Who Dat Nation went to the NFL Legends 5th Annual Bowling Pins for Charity Classic tonight and had the chance to bowl with a great member of the NFL, Chuck Foreman !

Chuck was a little upset that his Vikings did not make it to the Super Bowl but did say he was going to cheer for the Saints, a fellow NFC team.

To check out his site CLICK HERE

Hurricane WhoDat is headed directly at Miami !!

Hurricane WhoDat!

Hurricane WhoDat is scheduled to hit Miami on Sunday so make sure you are ready !!

By David Grunfeld, The Times-Picayune
February 01, 2010, 12:20PM

The New Orleans Saints have landed in South Florida to begin preparations for their game against the Indianapols Colts in Super Bowl XLIV.

The New Orleans Saints arrive in South Florida.

By Nakia Hogan, The Times-Picayune

January 25, 2010, 1:10AM

New Orleans Saints kicker Garrett Hartley kicks the game-winning field goal in overtime of the NFC championship game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Superdome.

Michael DeMocker/The Times-Picayune

There were 42 years worth of demons, 42 years of mostly struggles, 42 years of waiting until next year.

Not anymore. This, the 43rd year of the New Orleans Saints, will be different.

In one swing of Garrett Hartley’s right leg Sunday night, the Saints kicked away their demons, booted out their past struggles and ended the wait.

The Saints are going to Super Bowl XLIV. Hartley’s 40-yard winning field goal in overtime of the Saints’ thrilling 31-28 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC championship game guaranteed them a spot.

Read the rest of the story here.

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TED JACKSON / THE TIMES PICAYUNE New Orleans Saints CB Mike McKenzie celebrates after intercepting the ball intended for New England Patriots WR Randy Moss in the first quarter in the Louisiana Superdome, Monday November 30, 2009 in New Orleans.

Sack that quarterback !

From Will Smith’s web site !