Jay Johnson has 'a better feel' for LSU baseball this season than last. Here's why
As a result of Johnson's offseason work, LSU's lineup can matchup better against left-handed and right-handed pitching. The Tigers have been more patient at the plate and are faster than they were last year, utilizing that attribute on the basepaths this past weekend.
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson reflected on the Tigers’ regional loss to North Carolina in Chapel Hill last season. It sounds ...
Jay Johnson and the LSU Tigers will return to Alex Box Stadium on Friday to begin a three-game series against the Omaha ...
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LSU will get a daily reminder this weekend of their final destinationAfter missing out on the College World Series last season, the goal for the LSU baseball team this year is to get back to ...
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LSU moves to 5-0 with game one win over Omaha FridaySophomore left-hander Kade Anderson worked a career-long 5.1 innings to earn his second win over the season Friday, as second ...
LSU built its original 4-0 lead in short spurts. The Tigers scored a pair of runs in the second on a run-scoring single from ...
BATON ROUGE, La. – The LSU baseball team defeated the Omaha Mavericks, 4-2, Friday afternoon in the opening game of a ...
LSU heads into this weekend with a 4-0 record. The Tigers swept Purdue Fort Wayne in their season opening series and defeated ...
Jay Johnson and the LSU Tigers took the field in Alex Box Stadium on Friday for Opening Day with the program facing Purdue ...
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