Luis Hernandez steps up and the offense slows down: 5 takeaways from LSU's series vs. Omaha
The Tigers only allowed runs in just three innings against Omaha. Their starters — sophomore left-hander Kade Anderson, UC San Diego transfer and right-hander Anthony Eyanson and redshirt sophomore Chase Shores — combined to give up just two earned runs in 16⅓ innings.
LSU SERIES RECORD VS. NICHOLLS • LSU leads the all-time series with Nicholls, 60-25, and the schools’ first meeting occurred ...
LSU baseball started its second series of the year against Omaha with a 4-2 win and another dominant performance on the mound ...
LSU baseball dropped its first game of the season on Saturday. In a double-header vs. Omaha, the Tigers lost game one before ...
Jay Johnson and the No. 2 ranked LSU Tigers took down the Omaha Mavericks on Friday in Alex Box Stadium with left-hander Kade ...
Forecasted weather on Sunday forced UNO baseball to play a doubleheader against LSU on Saturday following a Friday night game ...
LSU was able to put the game-tying run at third and the go-ahead run at first with one out. But Larson struck out and ...
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