cut 20 (08) “…walks it off”
That’s ESPN’s Karl Ravech calling Tommy White’s two run homer in the 11th that gave the Tigers a two to nothing win over Wake Forest. LSU will play Florida in the College World Series Championship series, which starts tomorrow night.

A partnership between Ochsner Health and MD Anderson will provide some of the most advanced cancer treatments in the country. Brooke Thorington has more.
Cut 1 (31) “…I’m Brooke Thorington.”

Governor Edwards has signed legislation that prohibits corporal punishment in public schools unless parents give written consent to allow it for their child. Metairie Representative Stephanie Hilferty says the Department of Education is tasked with creating a permission slip for schools.
Cut 10 (12) “…as spanking.”
The new policy will go into effect in the upcoming school year.

The NCAA’s drawn-out investigation into LSU’s basketball and football programs for recruiting violations and impermissible benefits is done. Both programs have been put on a three-year probation, but no future postseason bans. Tiger Rag Editor Todd Horne says the punishment is light…
Cut 7 (11) “…the ego.”
The Tigers vacating 37 football victories between 2012-2015 revolves around a booster-paying former offensive tackle Vadal Alexander’s father.