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LSU baseball prepares for SEC home opener
Posted 6:00 PM 3/18/2026 by Brie Andras
BATON ROUGE - LSU baseball has fallen out of all Top 25 polls after losing their SEC opening series to Vanderbilt last weekend. For Jay Johnson, he's more focused on winning this weekend.
The Tigers open up conference play at home with a three-game series against No. 7 Oklahoma.
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LSU baseball scores seven in win over Grambling
Posted 8:55 PM 3/17/2026 by Ben Dackiw
BATON ROUGE - It started off rather "boring" for Jay Johnson's team. Grambling held LS baseball to three runs through seven innings that were scored via RBI groundout, sacrifice fly and a wild pitch.
Then Omar Serna Jr. started off a four-run eighth inning with his second home run of the (More)
3/16/2026
LSU softball picks up first SEC win, Tiger bats overcome Texas A&M
Posted 7:55 PM 3/16/2026 by Ben Dackiw
BATON ROUGE - LSU softball picked up its first SEC win of the season as the Tiger bats came alive to beat Texas A&M 7-2. LSU had more hits tonight than in games one and two of the series combined.
For the second time in this series, an LSU pitcher threw a complete game. Tatum Clopton (More)
3/15/2026
LSU softball can't catch Texas A&M, falls to 0-5 in SEC play
Posted 9:31 PM 3/15/2026 by Ben Dackiw
BATON ROUGE - LSU softball is still hunting for its first SEC win of 2026. The Tigers lost 3-2 to Texas A&M Saturday night, dropping their first conference series of the season.
The Tigers are now 0-5 in SEC play.
Tori Edwards sparked a comeback attempt on a solo shot in the (More)
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3/14/2026
LSU baseball loses to Vandy, drops first SEC series of 2026
Posted 9:18 PM 3/14/2026 by Ben Dackiw
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After both Vanderbilt and LSU exploded offensively on Friday night, it would stand to reason that the teams would have difficulty putting up those numbers in a second consecutive night. LSU did, Vanderbilt did not. The Commodores beat the Tigers 11-3 and win the series.
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