Category Archives: LSU Sports

By Hunt Palmer No spot on the LSU roster or in the Tiger program took a bigger step forward in 2026 than catcher. Luis Hernandez started 49 games for LSU in 2025 including every NCAA Tournament game. ...

By Hunt Palmer LSU's starters largely underperformed. Then they all got hurt. The bullpen just couldn't throw the ball over the plate at times. What looked like a stable of extremely capable arms falt...

By Hunt Palmer Derek Curiel is open to a return to LSU. As unlikely as that return might be for the projected first-round, it's not a done deal. "I definitely don't have all my eggs in one basket yet,...

By Hunt Palmer LSU's injury issues started early. Really early. Chris Stanfield confirmed Wednesday on After Further Review that he broke his hand sliding into home plate in the second game of the sea...

By Hunt Palmer Lane Kiffin managed his final days in Oxford poorly. He knew where his future was headed but wanted to extend the present beyond where the Ole Miss administration was willing to let him...

By Hunt Palmer The new Tiger bats didn't stand up to SEC pitching. That's true. What's also true is that LSU went from the best one-two punch in school history to a well below-average SEC rotation. Ca...

By Hunt Palmer When a season goes poorly, change usually follows. Mavrick Rizy will reportedly become the first Tiger to enter the transfer portal with eligibility remaining. He's likely not the last....

By Matt Moscona Allen Graves will remain in the NBA Draft, passing on an opportunity to continue his college career at his home state school LSU. Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress first reported the new...

By Matt Moscona Despite a schedule spanning 10 days, the first set of 2026 college football games are all now housed under the "Week 1" folder. The oddsmakers at BetOnline have set spreads for 51 game...

By Hunt Palmer Entering the season, LSU boasted perhaps the best outfield in the country. Derek Curiel and Jake Brown produced excellent seasons, but Brown's was cut short by a broken hand. Chris Stan...