LSU Sports

The LSU Tigers baseball team begin their quest to win the Southeastern Conference (SEC) when they start play in the the SEC tournament starting today at noon. The Tigers finished the regular season with an impressive 48-8 win/loss record and are the #2 seed in the tournament.  They are set to face the Alabama Crimson Tide today.

The LSU Tigers won the SEC Western division over the weekend and for their efforts they have moved up in the Baseball America Top 25 poll.

The #3 ranked LSU Tigers baseball team took two out of three games from Texas A&M over the weekend.  The Tigers won Saturday 2-1 in eight innings which secured them their second straight SEC West title.

The LSU Tigers beat McNeese State last Tuesday 7-3 and then swept the weekend series against the then ranked #19 Florida Gators but it still wasn't good enough to move them up in this weeks polls.

The LSU Tigers baseball team who are 37-4 played four games this past week losing only one game to Alabama in extra innings 4-3. The one loss wasn't good enough to drop the Tigers in two of the major baseball polls.

The LSU’s Tigers baseball team who are 34-3 played five games this past week losing only one game to Arkansas 8-3.  The one loss wasn't good enough to drop the Tigers in two of the three major baseball polls.

The LSU’s Tigers baseball team who are 30-2 on the season are off to the best start in Tigers baseball history.  To add to that, they are now the number one team in the country in one of the three major polls that were released yesterday.

The LSU Lady Tigers basketball team will be looking to make it to the NCAA sweet 16 for the first time since 2008.  In their way is the Penn State lady Nittany Lion which they will face tonight in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.