Lane Kiffin has made it clear early in his LSU tenure — this team’s identity may be shaped more by its defense than its offense. And through the first half of spring, the flashes are there, especially from a veteran secondary that’s already showing playmaking ability.

LSU's baseball team went on a roller-coaster rise of emotions in its series finale at Ole Miss on Sunday afternoon.

Ole Miss had no hits after the first three innings against LSU on Saturday afternoon. By the end of the sixth inning, the Rebels were three outs away from a ten-run rule victory. Ole Miss retired the Tigers in order in the top of the seventh to post a 12-2 victory.

Casan Evans delivered one of his best outings of the season Friday night at Ole Miss. Evans limited the Rebels to three runs and five hits in six innings. However, that quality start would not lead to a Tigers victory.

The LSU fan base must sit back and be patient during this first week of an open men’s basketball transfer portal.

Coming up with an accurate description of the LSU baseball team is a difficult task.

Here is a misconception about the Lane Kiffin offense. Kiffin’s offensive strategy is built primarily on its passing game. Such an evaluation is not true.

Cade Arrambide has lost his starting job at catcher due to poor play in the field and at the plate. Serving as the designated hitter Sunday in the rubber game of the series at Tennessee, Arrambide had a record-setting afternoon.

LSU starting pitcher William Schmidt threw well enough to give his team an opportunity to win at Tennessee on Saturday night. However, his teammates provided Schmidt just one run of support.

For the third straight game, LSU found itself in a hole. On Friday night, the Tigers trailed Tennessee 4-1 after seven innings. For the third straight game, LSU rallied for a victory with a grand slam homer sparking a 7-5 come-from-behind victory over the Vols.

Kim Mulkey probably took the 2026 LSU team one round shy of its expected finish. With three new starters joining Flau’jae Johnson and Mikaylah Williams in the lineup, reaching the Final Four ahead of the present field would have been quite an accomplishment.

Will Wade exuded confidence during his second introductory press conference as LSU head basketball coach earlier this week.

For the second straight game, LSU built itself a huge hole. For the second straight game, LSU responded with a huge comback for a victory.

For the first two-and-a-half innings Sunday afternoon against Kentucky, LSU could not have performed any worse.