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The LSU Tigers defeated the Oregon State Beavers 13-7 in the Baton Rouge Regional final of the NCAA baseball tournament, advancing to the super regionals. The Beavers struggled to contain the Tigers' offense, which pounded eight Oregon State pitchers for 19 hits, including four home runs. Despite separate two-run home runs from Gavin Turley and Brady Kasper, the Beavers were unable to keep up with the Tigers' offensive onslaught.
The Oregon State Beavers defeated the Sam Houston Bearkats 3-1 in an elimination game at the Baton Rouge Regional, setting up a do-or-die doubleheader with the LSU Tigers. To avoid elimination, the Beavers will need to beat the Tigers in both games, earning three regional victories in less than 24 hours. The Beavers faced this scenario due to one tough loss and two weather delays. They persevered thanks to a sensational outing from freshman reliever Aiden Jimenez and a pair of timely run-scoring hits in the fourth inning.
The No. 1 seed LSU baseball's game against No. 2 seed Oregon State in the Baton Rouge Regional was paused due to inclement weather and will resume at 6:15 p.m. on ESPN+. The game was stopped after the top of the third inning, with Oregon State leading 1-0. The Baton Rouge Regional has been affected by weather delays, with Saturday's game between Tulane and Sam Houston being pushed to Sunday due to lightning. LSU loaded the bases in the first and second inning but failed to score in either inning.
The Baton Rouge Regional baseball game between Oregon State Beavers and LSU Tigers was rescheduled due to lightning. The game was originally scheduled for Saturday evening but has been moved to Sunday at noon. The winner will advance to play Monday, with a potential super regional berth at stake. The four-team regional was delayed Saturday afternoon in the seventh inning of the game between Sam Houston and Tulane.
The LSU-Oregon State winners’ bracket game in the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional has been postponed until 2 p.m. CT Sunday due to inclement weather in the Baton Rouge area. The game will be televised on ESPN2, streamed on ESPN +, and broadcast on the LSU Sports Radio Network. The Tulane-Sam Houston game will be resumed at 12 p.m. CT Sunday in the top of the seventh inning with Sam Houston holding a 7-2 lead. The championship round of the regional will be played on Monday at a time to be determined.
LSU baseball's game against Oregon State in the Baton Rouge Regional has been rescheduled to Sunday at 2 p.m. due to inclement weather that halted the Tulane vs. Sam Houston game. The winner of Tulane vs. Sam Houston will face the loser of LSU vs. Oregon State on Sunday at 8 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. Game 6 and 7 (if necessary) of the regional would be played on Monday.
LSU baseball will face Oregon State in the Baton Rouge Regional championship after defeating Tulane on Friday. The game was rescheduled to Sunday at 2 p.m. due to lightning in the area. LSU's ace Paul Skenes threw his first complete game of the season in the win against Tulane. Oregon State advanced to the championship game after smashing Sam Houston 18-2.
LSU baseball will face Oregon State in the winners' bracket of the Baton Rouge Regional on Saturday night. The game will be broadcast on ESPN2 and LSU Radio Network. LSU coach Jay Johnson is likely to start Ty Floyd after ace Paul Skenes delivered a complete game in the opener. This will be the eighth-ever matchup between the two programs, with LSU holding a 4-3 edge in postseason play.
Oregon State Beavers defeated Sam Houston in the Baton Rouge Regional opener, thanks to a dominant performance by starting pitcher Trent Sellers. The team had a two-day break following their disappointing performance at the Pac-12 baseball tournament, and head coach Mitch Canham was unsure if it would help the team.
LSU baseball's Paul Skenes made an incredible defensive play during Friday's game against Tulane in the Baton Rouge regional when he snagged a line drive between his legs to start an inning-ending double play to preserve LSU's 4-0 lead headed into the bottom of the fifth. The ESPNU crew calling the game responded with "Are you kidding me?" as Skenes showed he's more than just a shutout arm on the mound.