6:45 LRN Sportscast

I’m Jeanne Burns, and this sports cast on the Louisiana Radio Network is brought to you by the Louisiana Department of Health. When gambling is more than a game, no one wins…

What a win for the ninth-ranked LSU baseball team last night as they rallied from a four-run deficit to beat 15th-ranked Alabama 11 to six. Ashton Larson started the rally with a three-run pinch-hit home run, Steven Milam gave LSU the lead with another three-run homer, and Ethan Frey had a two-run blast. Casan Evans was dominant out of the bullpen in getting the win. Evans says it was a great victory after getting swept last weekend…

Cut 30 (16) “…each other”

LSU has won 19 straight home games, and host Bama again tonight at 6 PM.

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Louisiana Tech had a dramatic victory last night as Eli Berch’s walk-off single gave the Bulldogs a seven to six win over Liberty. Tech scored three runs in the ninth to win.

The Cajuns won in ten innings last night, tying the game with two runs in the ninth, and then Drew Markle drove in the go-ahead run in the tenth inning in a six-to-five win over Old Dominion.

ULM lost to 20th ranked Troy nine to three, Grambling beat Alcorn 21 to 4, Southeastern, Nicholls, and McNeese all won, while Northwestern lost.

LSU gymnastics will not repeat as national champs, as they failed to advance out of the NCAA Championship semifinals. The Tigers could not consistently hit on their routines.

Spring football is over for LSU, and defensive end Gabriel Reliford is looking forward to his sophomore season…

Cut 18 (11) “…consistency now”