BATON ROUGE – First chance to response to adversity for LSU baseball in the young 2026 season. Jay Johnson and the No. 1-ranked Tigers (8-1) dropped their first game of the season earlier this week, a surprisingly defeat to instate foe McNeese State, 7-6, this past Tuesday. For the first time this year, LSU's bullpen looked out of sorts and its offense got out of character at the plate for a few innings. But the beauty of baseball is there's always the next game. And LSU opens a four-game round robin series against Dartmouth and Northeastern Friday at...
