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Little in pitching, warming up! Nic Bronzini LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 6'3'' 256 Redshirt Freshman

Milam not in tonight’s lineup. Pearson at 2nd

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This is odd, but then again, we are talking aTm! “From Texas A&M's perspective, A&M associate athletic director Alan Cannon told the Journal Star that as of 2:50 p.m., he had not received any notification from Texas A&M President Mark Welsh or anyone on the seven-person committee pertaining to the search being finalized.”

On the bump: Griffin Herring LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 6'2'' 196 Sophomore

Wednesday’s baseball game vs. North Dakota State has been moved to a 4pm start time. Gate 2 at Alex Box Stadium will open at 2:30pm and all other gates will open at 3pm. Thank you for your support of LSU Baseball and Geaux Tigers! LSU Athletics Ticket Office North Stadium Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70803

Video of Brett Bordelon.

Went Saturday night to see Air Supply. Great concert, very enjoyable.

FYI: Per an ESPN release, the @LSUfootball Spring Game will be at 1 p.m. April 13. Streaming only on SECNetwork+/Watch ESPN.

Word I got, Baker really wanted this one. Good one to get.

BREAKING: Class of 2025 linbacker Charles Ross commits to LSU By Mike Scarborough March 9, 2024 LSU defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Blake Baker picked up a big commitment from the Tigers junior day event on Saturday as class of 2025 linebacker Charles Ross has given his pledge. “It felt like home!! The coaches told me how I would be used in the defense and their plans on developing me,” Ross told TigerBait.com. Ross who stands at 6-foot-2, 200-pounds hails from Northshore High School in Houston, Texas. He chose LSU over offers from Baylor, Cal, Pitt and many others. He finished his junior season with two interceptions, one returned for touchgown, two pass breakups, six sacks and 71 total tackles. Ross has tons of speed with a 4.47 in the 40 yard dash and a 10.4 in the 100 meters. Ross is commitment No. 10 in LSU’s 2025 recruiting class which is currently ranked No. 1 in the nation. “I’m super excited and happy about the experience and opportunity,” Ross said.

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Adam Kleffner spent three seasons as an offensive analyst at Illinois in from 2021-23 during Bret Bielema's first three seasons as head coach. He joined the Fighting Illini from Stephen F. Austin, where he spent the 2020 season as an offensive assistant. Kleffner helped Illinois to an 8-5 record in 2022, the Illini's first 8-win season in 15 years. Illinois ranked in the AP Top 25 for five straight weeks, reaching as high as No. 14, and were ranked in the College Football Playoff rankings for the first time in school history. The offensive line was one of the most dominant position groups for the Illini, as Illinois' offensive line was named a Joe Moore Award finalist for the first time in program history. All five starters on the offensive line earned All-Big Ten honors and RT Alex Palczewski was the first tackle in Illinois history to earn a first-team All-American selection. The offensive line also paved the way for running back Chase Brown, who ranked fourth in the nation in rushing and was Illinois' first ever Doak Walker Award finalist. Kleffner helped coach one of the most veteran offensive line groups in the nation in 2021, including All-Big Ten performers Doug Kramer (second team), Vederian Lowe (honrable mention), and Alex Palczewski (honorable mention). The group paved the way for Chase Brown to be Illinois' 14th 1,000-yard rusher in program history and pull off ranked road wins at #7 Penn State and #20 Minnesota. The season-defining win at Penn State was fueled by the offensive line, as Brown rushed for 223 yards - the most ever by an opponent at Beaver Stadium - and freshman Josh McCray had another 142 rushing yards, the most ever by an Illini true freshman against a top-25 opponent. For the season, the Illini run blocking was graded #14 in the nation according to Pro Football Focus. Kleffner was at Stephen F. Austin for one year after serving as an assistant offensive line coach for the Dallas Cowboys in 2019. The Cowboys 2019 offensive line featured Pro Bowl LT Tyron Smith, C Travis Frederick, and RG Zack Martin. Kleffner previously worked as an offensive quality control/analyst at Missouri in 2018 and four seasons at his alma mater Portland State in various offensive coaching positions. He was a quality control coach at Portland State from 2012-13, then left coaching for the business world, before rejoining Portland State as a graduate assistant in 2016, then offensive line coach in 2017. Kleffner lettered four years at Portland state (2008-11) and made 20 career starts on the offensive line with the Vikings, including most of his final two seasons. He earned a degree in business management at Portland State. Years University/Organization Position 2021-23 Illinois Offensive Analyst 2020 Stephen F. Austin Offensive Assistant (OL) 2019 Dallas Cowboys Assistant Offensive Line Coach 2018 Missouri Offensive Quality Control/Analyst 2017 Portland State Offensive Line 2016 Portland State Graduate Assistant 2012-13 Portland State Quality Control

Wilson Alexander @whalexander_ · LSU added Adam Kleffner as an offensive analyst. He was at Illinois the last three seasons working with the offensive line.

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Baker at Missouri used in his Defense. 2 DT, 2DE, 2 LB, 2CB AND 3 Safeties.

Three Tigers Named to Astros College Classic All-Tournament Team Right-handed pitcher Luke Holman, left-handed pitcher Gage Jump and first baseman Jared Jones each received all-tournament recognition. LSU was named the tournament champion on Sunday after posting a 3-0 record with a plus-nine run differential in victories over Texas, UL Lafayette and Texas State. BATON ROUGE, La. – Three LSU players were named Monday to the 24th annual Astros Foundation College Classic All-Tournament Team. Right-handed pitcher Luke Holman, left-handed pitcher Gage Jump and first baseman Jared Jones each received all-tournament recognition. LSU was named the tournament champion on Sunday after posting a 3-0 record with a plus-nine run differential in victories over Texas, UL Lafayette and Texas State. LSU’s run differential edged out Vanderbilt, which also went 3-0 with a plus-eight run differential. Rounding out the field, Texas State went 2-1, Houston went 1-2, while both UL Lafayette and Texas finished 0-3. Holman, a native of Sinking Springs, Pa., fired 5.2 shutout innings Friday night in a win over No. 13 Texas. He limited the Longhorns to three hits with one walk and a career-high 12 strikeouts, and he retired nine of the final 10 batters he faced to complete his outing. Jump, a product of Aliso, Calif., was superb in his starting role Saturday versus UL Lafayette, earning the win by limiting the Cajuns to just one hit in five shutout innings with no walks and five strikeouts. Jones, a native of Marietta, Ga., batted .455 (5-for-11) in the tournament with three doubles, one homer, four RBI and three runs. His three-run homer in the seventh inning on Friday versus Texas proved to be the difference in LSU’s 6-3 victory. Minute Maid Park hosted a total attendance of 61,379 over the weekend, which represents a tournament record. The crowd topped out on Friday, as 24,927 fans were on hand, which marked the second-highest single-day attendance figure in tournament history and the highest since 2006. The tournament also featured tight contests, as eight of the nine games were decided by three-or-fewer runs, including two extra-inning games. 2024 Astros Foundation College Classic All-Tournament Team C Kimble Schuessler, Texas 1B Jared Jones, LSU 2B Chase Mora, Texas State 3B Aaron Lugo, Texas State SS Kyle DeBarge, UL Lafayette OF Max Belyeu, Texas OF Porter Brown, Texas OF Ryne Farber, Texas State DH Camden Kozeal, Vanderbilt P Bryce Cunningham, Vanderbilt P Luke Holman, LSU P Jaxon Jelkin, Houston P Gage Jump, LSU Most Outstanding Player: 2B Chase Mora, Texas State

Part 2, offense. Listen to what he says about the OL. He’s not kidding, this OL is loaded for years.

LSU moves up in AP Top-25 poll By TigerBait Staff March 4, 2024 For the second week in-a-row, the LSU women's basketball team has moved up in the Associated Press Top-25 poll. LSU heads into postseason play on an eight-game win streak. The Tigers will play Friday at the SEC Tournament at 5 p.m. CT in Greenville, South Carolina against Thursday’s winner of Arkansas and Auburn. The Tigers are in position to earn a top-16 seed for the NCAA Tournament for the third year in row and host postseason games in the PMAC. Following the SEC Tournament, LSU will have next week off before the selection show on Sunday, March 17.

An that’s a bad thing? I guess for a guy it is!

Yep I know, some don’t like him, but a good writeup. I still keep up with his Son, Max, doing good up at Army West Point! https://www.lsureveille.com/sports/meet-chris-guillot-lsu-superfan-and-yell-leader-i-hate-the-word-i-i-love/article_23738bd0-cbcb-11ec-aff8-cf7c41867fad.html