6:45 LRN Sportscast

The Ragin Cajuns softball team is heading to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2016 as they rallied back to beat LSU 9-8 in the championship game of the Baton Rouge Regional. UL-Lafayette scored two runs in the seventh inning to win the game. Karly Heath homered in the fifth inning to make it a one-run game and scored the winning run in the seventh…
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UL-Lafayette beat LSU twice on Sunday to advance to the super regionals. In the first game, three different players hit home runs and Sam Landry pitched five shutout innings of relief in a seven-to-four win.

The Cajuns will play at Washington in the Super Regionals. The Huskies scored seven runs in the seventh inning to stun McNeese seven to six in the championship game of the Seattle Regional.

A federal judge in New Orleans has ordered former LSU football coach Les Miles to testify in the Sharon Lewis case. Lewis, a former associate AD who worked in the football operations building, is suing the LSU Board of Supervisors because she claims she endured a hostile work environment and was retaliated against after she tried to report Miles sexually harassed a student. Tiger Rag Editor Todd Horne is following the story…
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Eight current and former LSU Board of Supervisor members have also been ordered to give depositions.

LSU defensive tackle Masson Smith announced on social media he’s fully cleared to return after tearing his A-C-L in the season opener last year.

Southeastern Louisiana baseball is reportedly making a change as they are parting ways with Matt Riser after ten seasons. Riser guided the Lions to four NCAA regionals, but this past season S-L-U went 25 and 25.

LSU missed out on winning an SEC regular season championship with a loss to Georgia on Saturday. They finish third in the overall league standings and they’ll play Wednesday morning in the SEC Tournament against either South Carolina or Georgia.