WATCH: LSU Jay Johnson talks team and previews South Carolina
WATCH: LSU Jay Johnson talks team and previews South Carolina
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media Thursday afternoon where he discussed his team and previewed this weekends games with South Carolina.
By Mike Scarborough
What We Learned from LSU Spring Football
What We Learned from LSU Spring Football
Join Mike Scarborough and Buddy Songy as they discuss all things LSU football and Tigers athletics!
By Mike Scarborough
WATCH: LSU Jay Johnson WIN over SLU postgame
WATCH: LSU Jay Johnson WIN over SLU postgame
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media following his Tigers 12-4 win over Southeastern Louisiana Tuesday evening.
By Mike Scarborough
Kim Mulkey announces the signing of guard Chloe Larry
Kim Mulkey announces the signing of guard Chloe Larry
BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU women’s basketball and Coach Kim Mulkey announced the signing of junior guard Chloe Larry on Tuesday for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
By TigerBait Staff
HANAGRIFF: Seven Tigers Drafted — Now the Real Test Begins
HANAGRIFF: Seven Tigers Drafted — Now the Real Test Begins
Seven LSU players heard their names called, reinforcing the program’s NFL credibility—but their immediate impact will vary wildly based on opportunity and fit.
By Charles Hannagriff
LSU baseball in a rare place
LSU baseball in a rare place
Since the SEC began a 30-game conference schedule in the mid-1990s, LSU worst league record is 12-17-1. The Tigers must win seven of their final nine league games to better that mark.
By Bryan Lazare
Noa Morro signs with Kim Mulkey and LSU
Noa Morro signs with Kim Mulkey and LSU
BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU women’s basketball and Coach Kim Mulkey announced the addition of 6-3 forward Noa Morro on Monday, bolstering the Tigers’ roster with a talented international piece from Mallorca, Spain, for the 2026-27 roster.
By TigerBait Staff
LSU Spring Takeaways: What We Still Don’t Know Might Matter Most
LSU Spring Takeaways: What We Still Don’t Know Might Matter Most
LSU improved this spring, but don’t mistake that for clarity. The biggest questions are still unanswered—and they matter most.
By Bryan Lazare
