Normally, outshooting the opposition is a good recipe for winning most college basketball games. LSU is not following that pattern so far in its Southeastern Conference games.

Due to the physical status of pitchers Zack Hess and Eric Walker, LSU coach Paul Mainieri is juggling the rotation for the opening weekend.

The Southeastern Conference today announced its annual football media days will take place July 15-18, returning to the Hyatt Regency Birmingham – Wynfrey Hotel, which has hosted the event all but once since 2001.

We are now getting ready for an odd-numbered year – meaning a probable trip to Omaha. All four of LSU’s appearances at the CWS under Paul Mainieri took place in odd-number years – 2009, 2013, 2015 and 2017.

LSU had registered some good victories heading into its matchup with No. 5 Kentucky in Rupp Arena on Tuesday night. However, the Tigers had no victory against a team which would make the college basketball world take notice.

LSU coach Paul Mainieri did not mince words when talking about pitcher Zack Hess.

The LSU football program is hosting their “Elite Junior Day” this Saturday which is expected to consist of many of their 2020 commits and a small group of others.  One of those making his second trip to Baton Rouge in less than a month is quarterback commit Max Johnson?.

Kavell Bigby-Williams tipped in a missed Skylar Mays shot at the buzzer to give LSU a 73-71 Southeastern Conference victory against Kentucky at Rupp Arena on Tuesday night.

Preseason practice has been somewhat of an odd situation for LSU leftfielder Daniel Cabrera. Cabrera rebounded from a slow start to earn Freshman All-America honors. Cabrera finished the season with a .315 batting average to go along with eight home runs and 54 run batted in.