Entering practice last fall, the strength of the 2026 LSU team appeared to be its pitching staff.

One year after winning the national championship, LSU’s lineup regressed dramatically despite strong seasons from several returning stars.

One year after winning the national championship, LSU Tigers baseball will miss the NCAA Tournament after one of the worst SEC seasons in program history. Bryan Lazare examines the shocking collapse, the glaring flaws that doomed the Tigers, and the difficult questions now facing Jay Johnson...

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media following his Tigers season ending loss to Auburn, 3-1 in the SEC Baseball Tournament.

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson, outfielder Derek Curiel and pitcher Gavin Guidry spoke with the media following their SEC baseball tournament win over Oklahoma, 6-2.

LSU heads to Hoover needing five straight wins to save its season after a disastrous SEC finish. Bryan Lazare revisits the Tigers’ improbable 2010 SEC Tournament run as a reminder that unlikely runs can happen.

The results were the same for LSU this weekend as Florida posted a 15-11 victory Saturday afternoon at The Box to complete the regular season.

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media following his Tigers 11-1 loss to Florida Friday evening.

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media following his Tigers, 11-8 loss to Florida.

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson spoke with the media Wednesday afternoon where he discussed his team, the future and this weekends last regular season series hosting Florida.

Charles Hanagriff examines the biggest mystery surrounding LSU’s stunning 2026 collapse — why so many proven players and portal additions regressed so dramatically under the same staff that won it all a year ago. From pitching to defense to player development, nothing about this season adds up.

Georgia’s sweep exposed every flaw in LSU’s 2026 roster, from unreliable pitching to inconsistent offense, and erased any realistic NCAA at-large hopes. Bryan Lazare breaks down how the Tigers’ body of work — including ugly home losses and a brutal SEC record — points toward an early offseason.

LSU dropped a third straight game at Georgia on Sunday afternoon. This time, the Tigers were never in the game.

The final margin was just five runs, but LSU was never in the game against Georgia on Saturday night.

The LSU hitters got Georgia's No. 1 pitcher out of the game early.

Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball discusses all things LSU baseball with Mike Scarborough in this edition of Batter Up. This week, Kendall discusses the Tigers SEC series with Georgia.