Paul Mainieri is retiring as LSU’s baseball coach. The school made the announcement just before noon and there will be a 4:30 p.m. press conference to make it official. The 63-year-old Mainieri has a 1,501-774-8 […]
Apparently, LSU’s softball team prefers doing things the unconventional way. The No. 7 Tigers find themselves down to potentially their final game of the 2021 season after dropping a 1-0 decision to No. 10 Florida […]
LSU women’s track standouts Lisa Gunnarsson, Emma Robbins, Aliyah Whisby and Mercy Abire Matanmi clinched spots in the June’s NCAA outdoor championships on day two of the NCAA East Preliminaries Thursday at Jacksonville’s Hodges Stadium. […]
Kickoff times for LSU’s first three football games have been set as the SEC released its early season TV schedule and selected other TV dates. The Tigers will open the season Sept. 4 at UCLA […]
Dear Paul, Please take what I’m writing in the spirit it’s intended, especially from a semi-old 60 plus dude to another semi-old 60 plus dude who’s about the same age (64 for me, 63 for […]
Five LSU men’s track and field athletes secured spots in the 2021 NCAA outdoor championships with quality performances on day one of the NCAA East Preliminaries on Wednesday at Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla. JuVaughn […]
LSU women’s tennis senior Paris Corley’s magical run in the NCAA national championship singles tournament ended Wednesday when she lost to third-seed Emma Navarro of Virginia, 6-2, 6-1, in the quarterfinals at Orlando’s USTA National […]
Two weeks ago when the Division I softball selection committee unveiled its 64-team bracket, LSU third baseman Amanda Doyle’s radar immediately went off. Doyle saw the positioning of LSU and Florida State and remarked to […]
LSU sophomore Ingrid Lindblad became the first LSU women’s golfer to earn first-team Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-America honors in back-to-back seasons as the first team was announced Wednesday in Scottsdale, Arizona at the NCAA […]
LSU’s baseball team may have rolled over and played dead one too many times. With an NCAA tournament bid still an uncertainty for the Jekyll and Hyde Tigers, they experienced one of their shortest stays […]
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