After eleven starts in the big leagues, former LSU star Paul Skenes started on the mound for the National League in last night’s Major League Baseball All Star game in Dallas. Skenes says his one season at LSU and playing at Alex Box Stadium helped him prepare for the moment…
cut 30 (16) “…full stadiums”
Skenes pitched just one inning, he issued a walk, but did not allow a hit or run and did not have a strikeout.

Left-handed pitcher Cooper Williams who was committed to Texas A-and-M has committed to LsU. He’s six-foot-four and is ranked as the 12th best left hander in the Class of 2024 on Perfect Game. Perfect Game says he has a fastball at 93 wtih a slider and changeup.

How much of a step back will LSU’s offense take with the Tigers having to replace last season’s offensive coordinator, a Heisman Trophy winning quarterback, and two first round picks at wide receiver. Starting tight end Mason Taylor is back and he’s not expecting a drop off with Garrett Nussmeier at quarterback…
Cut 16 (18) “…this year.”
Grambling is picked to finish third in the SWAC Western Division, while Southern is picked to finish fourth. First-year coach Terrence Graves on what we can expect from the Jaguars this season…
Cut 20 (07) “…physical.”
Southern is looking for its first SWAC title in eleven seasons.