Koki Riley

1 week ago | nola.com | Koki Riley

LSU baseball received a relatively favorable draw from the NCAA Tournament selection committee on Monday. The Tigers, selected as the No. 6 overall seed in the field, will host No. 2 Dallas Baptist, No. 3 Rhode Island and No. 4 Little Rock in the Baton Rouge Regional beginning on Friday. LSU's first game in the regional is against Little Rock. First pitch from Alex Box Stadium is set for 2 p.m. and the game will be available to watch on SEC Network.

1 week ago | theadvocate.com | Koki Riley

The winner of the Baton Rouge Regional will face the winner of the Clemson Regional which includes No. 1 Clemson, No. 2 West Virginia, No. 3 Kentucky and No. 4 SC Upstate. The Tigers have earned a top-eight seed for the second time in three seasons, meaning they'll get the chance to host a super regional in Baton Rouge if they win their regional. This season marks the 28th time that LSU has hosted a regional, and the ninth time it has earned the distinction since 2012.

1 week ago | nola.com | Koki Riley

LSU baseball earned the No. 6 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and will host No. 2 Dallas Baptist, No. 3 Rhode Island and No. 4 Little Rock starting this weekend at Alex Box Stadium. LSU's first game in the Baton Rouge Regional will be against Little Rock at 2 p.m. Friday. The game will be available to watch on SEC Network. Dallas Baptist and Rhode Island will square off at 6:30 p.m. Friday on ESPN+.

1 week ago | nola.com | Koki Riley

To nobody's surprise, LSU baseball will host a regional at Alex Box Stadium next weekend, the NCAA announced on Sunday. The Tigers were joined by Auburn, Georgia, Vanderbilt, Texas, Tennessee, Ole Miss and Arkansas among Southeastern Conference teams selected to host regionals. Coastal Carolina, North Carolina, Oregon, Oregon State, Florida State, Southern Miss, UCLA and Clemson rounded out the remaining regional hosts.

1 week ago | nola.com | Koki Riley

HOOVER, Ala. — At first, getting the week off seemingly did wonders for LSU's offense. In its first three innings at the SEC Tournament on Friday, the Tigers scored four runs on five hits. Junior Ethan Frey cracked a two-run home run and LSU held a 4-0 lead against a desparate Texas A&M team. But the next 15 innings were another story for the Tigers' bats. No. 3 LSU was held to just two hits, including none for extra bases. It worked five walks but also flew out 17 times.