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Appearances can be deceiving. For instance, Arkansas appeared to be picking up where it left off against LSU on Saturday at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. But after falling behind 2-0 in the top of the first inning on Saturday, LSU proved game two would be nothing like game one was on Friday night
Call it a knockout between two Southeastern Conference college baseball heavyweights. No. 1 LSU is the one now having to peel itself off of the canvas heading into a suddenly crucial Saturday doubleheader. No. 5 Arkansas scored eight runs in the top of the 10th inning, using the deadly combination of a three-run pinch-hit home
There’s a new verb in college baseball vernacular. You may not have heard it yet. But, you will. Texas A&M learned about it first-hand on Friday night. LSU “skened” Texas A&M and took advantage of the domination that is a skeneing to beat the Aggies, 9-0, in the Southeastern Conference opener at Blue Bell Park
Third baseman Tommy White’s three-run homer in the fifth inning Tuesday night broke a scoreless tie and sparked top-ranked LSU to a 16-0 win over New Orleans in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. LSU, which has won 11 straight games, improved to 16-1 on the year, while UNO dropped to 11-6. The victory marked
LSU right-hander Thatcher Hurd fired five scoreless innings and third baseman Tommy White launched a grand slam Sunday to lead the Tigers to a series sweep against Samford with a 13-1 victory at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. LSU (15-1) won its 10th straight game. It's the longest streak for the Tigers since the 2017