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Bombs away in Baton Rouge as LSU mercy-rules Southeastern Louisiana
Southeastern Louisiana is just not The Hole Band, but it surely undoubtedly felt like LSU dropped a bomb on it Tuesday evening at Alex Field Stadium.
The Tigers beat the Lions 17-3 in a recreation that was referred to as after the highest of the seventh, and issues are wanting good heading into the second-to-last SEC sequence towards Ole Miss this weekend.
In contrast to Texas each fall, Gavin Dugas is definitely again for the Tigers, and he bought the celebration began within the backside of the primary inning with a solo homer to left discipline to make it 1-0.
The Lions struck again with a solo homer of their very own within the prime of the second to tie the sport 1-1 earlier than LSU took the lead for good within the backside of the second with a Josh Pearson sacrifice fly to take a 2-1 lead.
Within the backside of the fourth inning, all the pieces fell aside like Submit Malone for Southeastern Louisiana as LSU scored 9 runs. Dugas began the rally as soon as once more, this time with a two-RBI single to attain Tyler McManus and Jordan Thompson to make it 4-1.
Collier Cranford then scored on a Dylan Crews groundout to make it 5-1. Tre Morgan hit a two-RBI single that scored Pearson and Dugas to make it 7-1.
Brayden Jobert hit a two-RBI double that scored Doughty and Morgan to make it 9-1. McManus hit an RBI single to attain Jobert and Thompson scored on a fielder’s option to make it 11-1 LSU after 4 innings.
Within the prime of the fifth, the Lions hit a two-run homer off Bryce Collins to make it 11-3 however that’s all of the injury they may do. Within the prime of the sixth inning, Blake Cash got here out of the bullpen to pitch for the Tigers, take that as you could. Cash has been the No. 2 starter for a lot of the season, however after just a few tough outings, possibly he’s gone to the pen to get his swagger again.
Within the backside of the sixth, the Tiger bats got here alive once more as LSU reeled off six extra runs. McManus hit an RBI double to attain Jobert. Pearson and Crews each walked with bases loaded and Morgan hit a three-RBI double to make it 17-3.
With the win, LSU strikes to 33-15 (14-10 SEC) on the season, boasting a 25-6 file at The Field. Hopefully, LSU can add some extra wins to that house file this weekend as they welcome the Rebels into city for a weekend sequence. The primary recreation is scheduled for Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. CT.
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