Before Monday night, the last time LSU baseball won an NCAA tournament road regional or super regional was 1989. Before Monday night, just five Division 1 teams since 2004 had ever lost the first game […]
LSU junior Giovanni DiGiacomo was hitless in seven trips to the plate in two NCAA regional games. It was also his miscalculation on a Central Connecticut State ball hit to center field that fell for […]
LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri believes the long, winding look back at his 39-year distinguished career and the accompanying nostalgia has run its course. A week after announcing his retirement from coaching upon the conclusion […]
LSU’s Paul Mainieri has been a college head baseball coach for 39 seasons. Prior to Monday’s announcement of the 64-team NCAA tournament, Mainieri had guided teams to 20 NCAA tournaments including nine coaching for Notre […]
The NCAA baseball tournament selection committee extended retiring LSU head coach Paul Mainieri’s 39-year career in the dugout for at least another weekend. The 34-22 Tigers earned its 12th and final NCAA tourney invite under […]
One of the most honest, transparent and genuine-to-core college coaches announced his retirement Friday in a manner completely befitting who he is as a person. In a 63-minute press conference sprinkled with tears, gratitude, apologies […]
Paul Mainieri is retiring as LSU’s baseball coach. The school made the announcement just before noon and there will be a 4:30 p.m. press conference to make it official. The 63-year-old Mainieri has a 1,501-774-8 […]
Dear Paul, Please take what I’m writing in the spirit it’s intended, especially from a semi-old 60 plus dude to another semi-old 60 plus dude who’s about the same age (64 for me, 63 for […]
LSU’s baseball team may have rolled over and played dead one too many times. With an NCAA tournament bid still an uncertainty for the Jekyll and Hyde Tigers, they experienced one of their shortest stays […]
The LSU baseball team mindset for the Southeastern Conference tournament is simple because it mirrors the reality of its situation. “We’re going to play every game like it’s our last,” Tigers’ freshman first baseman Tre’ […]
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