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Home2023 College Baseball

2023 College Baseball

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ONE OF A KIND: Dylan Crews’ power, speed, defense and leadership have he and LSU on the brink of greatness

February 18, 2023 Todd Horne 0

Major League Baseball started drafting players in 1965 or 57 years ago. Former LSU great Ben McDonald was drafted No. 1 overall by the Baltimore Orioles in the MLB Draft in 1989 and is the […]

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LSU’s Skip-per: Jay Johnson says he eager to get back to Omaha and more

February 18, 2023 Todd Horne 0

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson is one tough dude. At least he is, according to legendary coach Skip Bertman, who happens to know a thing or two about toughness and winning in college baseball. After […]

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