LSU left-handers Nate Ackenhausen and Riley Cooper combined to limit Tennessee to just six hits in a five-to-nothing shutout of the Volunteers to advance to the semifinal round of the College World Series. Ackenhausen started his first game of the year and Coach Jay Johnson had a feeling he could handle the moment…
Cut 17 (23) “…more than that”
Ackenhausen threw a season-high six innings and struck out a season-high seven hitters. Riley Cooper picked up his second save as he threw three shut out innings, allowing just two hits and striking out one.

LSU was limited to five hits on Monday in a loss to Wake Forest, but the bats woke up last night in the five to nothing win to eliminate Tennessee. Center fielder Dylan Crews had two hits, including a two run homer. He also walked in the first inning and now has reached base 70 consecutive games…..
cut 20 (30) “…every time”
Tre Morgan also had a couple of knocks and Cade Beloso had a three hit night and drove in a run.

LSU gets another shot at Wake Forest tonight. The Tigers will have to beat the top seeded Demon Deacons twice in order to advance to the championship series of the College World Series. First pitch is at 6 PM.