Johnson out to end another LSU drought

Jay Johnson has another dry spell to end this season. No, it is not just winning back-to-back national championships – a task not accomplished since 1996-97 under coach Skip Bertman.

By Bryan Lazare

February 15, 2024

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It took baseball coach Jay Johnson only two seasons to end LSU’s national championship drought.

The Tigers defeated Southeastern Conference rival Florida in the third and deciding game of the College World Series championship series last June. The national title was the first in 14 years for LSU – its first since Paul Mainieri’s third season as coach back in 2009.

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