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LSU Tigers baseball

The LSU Tigers baseball team represents Louisiana State University in NCAA Division I college baseball. The team participates in of the Southeastern Conference. The Tigers play home games on LSU's campus at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field, and they are coached by Jay Johnson. The Tigers are one of the major powers of college baseball, with 8 College World Series titles, most recently in 2025. They have also won 17 SEC championships and 12 conference tournament titles.

Infobox

Founded
1832 (133 years ago)
University
Louisiana State University
Athletic director
Verge Ausberry
Head coach
Jay Johnson (5th season)
Conference
SEC
Location
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Home stadium
Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field (Capacity: 10,326)
Nickname
Tigers
Colors
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Tables

· Championships › National championships
1991
1991
Year
1991
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
55–18
Result
Beat Wichita State, 6–3
1993
1993
Year
1993
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
53–17–1
Result
Beat Wichita State, 8–0
1996
1996
Year
1996
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
52–15
Result
Beat Miami, 9–8
1997
1997
Year
1997
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
57–13
Result
Beat Alabama, 13–6
2000
2000
Year
2000
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
52–17
Result
Beat Stanford, 6–5
2009
2009
Year
2009
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
56–17
Result
Beat Texas, 7–6, 1–5, 11–4
2023
2023
Year
2023
Coach
Jay Johnson
Record
54–17
Result
Beat Florida, 4–3, 4–24, 18–4
2025
2025
Year
2025
Coach
Jay Johnson
Record
53-15
Result
Beat Coastal Carolina 1–0, 5–3
Total National Championships: 8
Total National Championships: 8
Year
Total National Championships: 8
Year
Coach
Record
Result
1991
Skip Bertman
55–18
Beat Wichita State, 6–3
1993
Skip Bertman
53–17–1
Beat Wichita State, 8–0
1996
Skip Bertman
52–15
Beat Miami, 9–8
1997
Skip Bertman
57–13
Beat Alabama, 13–6
2000
Skip Bertman
52–17
Beat Stanford, 6–5
2009
Paul Mainieri
56–17
Beat Texas, 7–6, 1–5, 11–4
2023
Jay Johnson
54–17
Beat Florida, 4–3, 4–24, 18–4
2025
Jay Johnson
53-15
Beat Coastal Carolina 1–0, 5–3
Total National Championships: 8
· Championships › College World Series appearances
1986
1986
Year
1986
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
55–14
Results
4–0 in South I Regional, 1–2 in CWS
1987
1987
Year
1987
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
49–19
Results
4–0 in South II Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1989
1989
Year
1989
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
55–17
Results
5–1 in Central Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1990
1990
Year
1990
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
54–19
Results
5–1 in South I Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1991
1991
Year
1991
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
55–18
Results
4–0 in South Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1993
1993
Year
1993
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
53–17–1
Results
4–1 in South Regional, 4–1 in CWS, National Champions
1994
1994
Year
1994
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
46–20
Results
4–0 in South Regional, 0–2 in CWS
1996
1996
Year
1996
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
52–15
Results
4–0 in South II Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1997
1997
Year
1997
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
57–13
Results
5–1 in South I Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1998
1998
Year
1998
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
48–19
Results
4–0 in South II Regional, 2–2 in CWS
2000
2000
Year
2000
Coach
Skip Bertman
Record
52–17
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
2003
2003
Year
2003
Coach
Smoke Laval
Record
45–22–1
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–1 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2004
2004
Year
2004
Coach
Smoke Laval
Record
46–19
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2008
2008
Year
2008
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
49–19–1
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–1 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 1–2 in CWS
2009
2009
Year
2009
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
56–17
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 5–1 in CWS, National Champions
2013
2013
Year
2013
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
57–11
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2015
2015
Year
2015
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
54–12
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 1–2 in CWS
2017
2017
Year
2017
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Record
52–20
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 4–3 in CWS
2023
2023
Year
2023
Coach
Jay Johnson
Record
54–17
Results
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 6–2 in CWS, National Champions
2025
2025
Year
2025
Coach
Jay Johnson
Record
53–15
Results
3–1 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 5–0 in CWS, National Champions
Total College World Series appearances: 20
Total College World Series appearances: 20
Year
Total College World Series appearances: 20
Year
Coach
Record
Results
1986
Skip Bertman
55–14
4–0 in South I Regional, 1–2 in CWS
1987
Skip Bertman
49–19
4–0 in South II Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1989
Skip Bertman
55–17
5–1 in Central Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1990
Skip Bertman
54–19
5–1 in South I Regional, 2–2 in CWS
1991
Skip Bertman
55–18
4–0 in South Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1993
Skip Bertman
53–17–1
4–1 in South Regional, 4–1 in CWS, National Champions
1994
Skip Bertman
46–20
4–0 in South Regional, 0–2 in CWS
1996
Skip Bertman
52–15
4–0 in South II Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1997
Skip Bertman
57–13
5–1 in South I Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
1998
Skip Bertman
48–19
4–0 in South II Regional, 2–2 in CWS
2000
Skip Bertman
52–17
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 4–0 in CWS, National Champions
2003
Smoke Laval
45–22–1
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–1 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2004
Smoke Laval
46–19
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2008
Paul Mainieri
49–19–1
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–1 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 1–2 in CWS
2009
Paul Mainieri
56–17
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 5–1 in CWS, National Champions
2013
Paul Mainieri
57–11
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 0–2 in CWS
2015
Paul Mainieri
54–12
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 1–2 in CWS
2017
Paul Mainieri
52–20
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 4–3 in CWS
2023
Jay Johnson
54–17
3–0 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 6–2 in CWS, National Champions
2025
Jay Johnson
53–15
3–1 in Baton Rouge Regional, 2–0 in Baton Rouge Super Regional, 5–0 in CWS, National Champions
Total College World Series appearances: 20
· Head coaches
1893
1893
Tenure
1893
Coach
E. B. Young
Seasons
1
Record
1–0
Pct.
(1.000)
1894
1894
Tenure
1894
Coach
No games in 1894
1895
1895
Tenure
1895
Coach
No coach in 1895
Seasons
1
Record
0–3–1
Pct.
(.125)
1896
1896
Tenure
1896
Coach
No games in 1896
1897
1897
Tenure
1897
Coach
E. A. Scott
Seasons
1
Record
3–3
Pct.
(.500)
1898
1898
Tenure
1898
Coach
Allen Jeardeau
Seasons
1
Record
2–3
Pct.
(.400)
1899
1899
Tenure
1899
Coach
C. V. Cusachs
Seasons
1
Record
5–5–1
Pct.
(.500)
1900–1901
1900
1900–1901
1900–1901
Tenure
1900–1901
Coach
L. P. Piper
Seasons
2
Record
8–6–1
Pct.
(.567)
1902–1903
1902
1902–1903
1902–1903
Tenure
1902–1903
Coach
W. S. Borland
Seasons
2
Record
10–11–1
Pct.
(.477)
1904
1904
Tenure
1904
Coach
No games in 1904
1905–1906
1905
1905–1906
1905–1906
Tenure
1905–1906
Coach
Dan A. Killian
Seasons
2
Record
14–9
Pct.
(.609)
1907
1907
Tenure
1907
Coach
J. Phillips
Seasons
1
Record
11–7
Pct.
(.611)
1908–1909
1908
1908–1909
1908–1909
Tenure
1908–1909
Coach
Edgar Wingard
Seasons
2
Record
16–22–1
Pct.
(.423)
1910–1911
1910
1910–1911
1910–1911
Tenure
1910–1911
Coach
John W. Mayhew
Seasons
2
Record
15–16
Pct.
(.484)
1912–1913
1912
1912–1913
1912–1913
Tenure
1912–1913
Coach
Bob Pender
Seasons
2
Record
15–17
Pct.
(.469)
1914–1921
1914
1914–1921
1914–1921
Tenure
1914–1921
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Seasons
8
Record
75–58–5
Pct.
(.562)
1922–1923
1922
1922–1923
1922–1923
Tenure
1922–1923
Coach
Branch Bocock
Seasons
2
Record
15–15–2
Pct.
(.500)
1924
1924
Tenure
1924
Coach
Moon Ducote
Seasons
1
Record
4–9
Pct.
(.308)
1925–1926
1925
1925–1926
1925–1926
Tenure
1925–1926
Coach
Mike Donahue
Seasons
2
Record
15–15–3
Pct.
(.500)
1927–1942
1927
1927–1942
1927–1942
Tenure
1927–1942
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Seasons
See Below
1943–1945
1943
1943–1945
1943–1945
Tenure
1943–1945
Coach
A. L. Swanson
Seasons
3
Record
28–23
Pct.
(.549)
1946–1956
1946
1946–1956
1946–1956
Tenure
1946–1956
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Seasons
27
Record
228–240–7
Pct.
(.487)
1957–1963
1957
1957–1963
1957–1963
Tenure
1957–1963
Coach
Ray Didier
Seasons
7
Record
104–79–1
Pct.
(.568)
1964–1965
1964
1964–1965
1964–1965
Tenure
1964–1965
Coach
Jim Waldrop
Seasons
2
Record
17–24–1
Pct.
(.417)
1966–1978
1966
1966–1978
1966–1978
Tenure
1966–1978
Coach
Jim Smith
Seasons
13
Record
238–251
Pct.
(.487)
1979–1983
1979
1979–1983
1979–1983
Tenure
1979–1983
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Seasons
5
Record
134–115
Pct.
(.538)
1984–2001
1984
1984–2001
1984–2001
Tenure
1984–2001
Coach
Skip Bertman
Seasons
18
Record
870–330–3
Pct.
(.724)
2002–2006
2002
2002–2006
2002–2006
Tenure
2002–2006
Coach
Smoke Laval
Seasons
5
Record
210–109–1
Pct.
(.658)
2007–2021
2007
2007–2021
2007–2021
Tenure
2007–2021
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Seasons
15
Record
641–283–3
Pct.
(.693)
2022–present
2022–present
Tenure
2022–present
Coach
Jay Johnson
Seasons
4
Record
190–77
Pct.
(.712)
Total
Total
Tenure
Total
Coach
26 coaches
Seasons
130 seasons
Record
2,839–1,702–31
Pct.
(.624)
Tenure
Coach
Seasons
Record
Pct.
1893
E. B. Young
1
1–0
(1.000)
1894
No games in 1894
1895
No coach in 1895
1
0–3–1
(.125)
1896
No games in 1896
1897
E. A. Scott
1
3–3
(.500)
1898
Allen Jeardeau
1
2–3
(.400)
1899
C. V. Cusachs
1
5–5–1
(.500)
1900–1901
L. P. Piper
2
8–6–1
(.567)
1902–1903
W. S. Borland
2
10–11–1
(.477)
1904
No games in 1904
1905–1906
Dan A. Killian
2
14–9
(.609)
1907
J. Phillips
1
11–7
(.611)
1908–1909
Edgar Wingard
2
16–22–1
(.423)
1910–1911
John W. Mayhew
2
15–16
(.484)
1912–1913
Bob Pender
2
15–17
(.469)
1914–1921
C. C. Stroud
8
75–58–5
(.562)
1922–1923
Branch Bocock
2
15–15–2
(.500)
1924
Moon Ducote
1
4–9
(.308)
1925–1926
Mike Donahue
2
15–15–3
(.500)
1927–1942
Harry Rabenhorst
See Below
1943–1945
A. L. Swanson
3
28–23
(.549)
1946–1956
Harry Rabenhorst
27
228–240–7
(.487)
1957–1963
Ray Didier
7
104–79–1
(.568)
1964–1965
Jim Waldrop
2
17–24–1
(.417)
1966–1978
Jim Smith
13
238–251
(.487)
1979–1983
Jack Lamabe
5
134–115
(.538)
1984–2001
Skip Bertman
18
870–330–3
(.724)
2002–2006
Smoke Laval
5
210–109–1
(.658)
2007–2021
Paul Mainieri
15
641–283–3
(.693)
2022–present
Jay Johnson
4
190–77
(.712)
Total
26 coaches
130 seasons
2,839–1,702–31
(.624)
Longest Tenure
Harry Rabenhorst
Harry Rabenhorst
Rank
1
Name
Harry Rabenhorst
Seasons
27
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Rank
2
Name
Skip Bertman
Seasons
18
Paul Mainieri
Paul Mainieri
Rank
3
Name
Paul Mainieri
Seasons
15
Rank
Name
Seasons
1
Harry Rabenhorst
27
2
Skip Bertman
18
3
Paul Mainieri
15
Most Wins
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Rank
1
Name
Skip Bertman
Wins
870
Paul Mainieri
Paul Mainieri
Rank
2
Name
Paul Mainieri
Wins
641
Jim Smith
Jim Smith
Rank
3
Name
Jim Smith
Wins
238
Rank
Name
Wins
1
Skip Bertman
870
2
Paul Mainieri
641
3
Jim Smith
238
Best Winning Pct.
E. B. Young
E. B. Young
Rank
1
Name
E. B. Young
Pct.
1.000
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Rank
2
Name
Skip Bertman
Pct.
724
Jay Johnson
Jay Johnson
Rank
3
Name
Jay Johnson
Pct.
712
Rank
Name
Pct.
1
E. B. Young
1.000
2
Skip Bertman
724
3
Jay Johnson
712
· Year-by-year results
Independent (1893–1895)
Independent (1893–1895)
Year
Independent (1893–1895)
1893
1893
Year
1893
Coach
E. B. Young
Overall
1–0
Conference
–
Standing
–
1894
1894
Year
1894
Notes
No Games in 1894
1895
1895
Year
1895
Coach
No Coach
Overall
0–3–1
Conference
–
Standing
–
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1896–1917)
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1896–1917)
Year
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1896–1917)
1896
1896
Year
1896
Notes
No Games in 1896
1897
1897
Year
1897
Coach
E. A. Scott
Overall
3–3
1898
1898
Year
1898
Coach
Allen Jeardeau
Overall
2–3
1899
1899
Year
1899
Coach
C. V. Cusachs
Overall
5–5–1
1900
1900
Year
1900
Coach
L. P. Piper
Overall
2–3–2
1901
1901
Year
1901
Coach
L. P. Piper
Overall
6–3
1902
1902
Year
1902
Coach
W. S. Borland
Overall
6–6–1
1903
1903
Year
1903
Coach
W. S. Borland
Overall
4–5
1904
1904
Year
1904
Notes
No Games in 1904
1905
1905
Year
1905
Coach
Dan A. Killian
Overall
4–6
1906
1906
Year
1906
Coach
Dan A. Killian
Overall
10–3
1907
1907
Year
1907
Coach
J. Phillips
Overall
11–7
1908
1908
Year
1908
Coach
Edgar Wingard
Overall
9–12–1
1909
1909
Year
1909
Coach
Edgar Wingard
Overall
7–10
1910
1910
Year
1910
Coach
John W. Mayhew
Overall
7–9
1911
1911
Year
1911
Coach
John W. Mayhew
Overall
8–7
1912
1912
Year
1912
Coach
Bob Pender
Overall
8–6
1913
1913
Year
1913
Coach
Bob Pender
Overall
7–11
1914
1914
Year
1914
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
4–10
1915
1915
Year
1915
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
10–9–1
1916
1916
Year
1916
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
15–8
1917
1917
Year
1917
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
7–4–2
Independent (1918)
Independent (1918)
Year
Independent (1918)
1918
1918
Year
1918
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
8–4
Conference
–
Standing
–
Notes
No conference games in 1918. SIAA was inactive
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1919–1921)
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1919–1921)
Year
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1919–1921)
1919
1919
Year
1919
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
12–4
1920
1920
Year
1920
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
10–8–1
1921
1921
Year
1921
Coach
C. C. Stroud
Overall
9–11–1
Southern Conference (1922–1932)
Southern Conference (1922–1932)
Year
Southern Conference (1922–1932)
1922
1922
Year
1922
Coach
Branch Bocock
Overall
7–6
1923
1923
Year
1923
Coach
Branch Bocock
Overall
8–9–2
1924
1924
Year
1924
Coach
Moon Ducote
Overall
4–9
1925
1925
Year
1925
Coach
Mike Donahue
Overall
5–9–2
1926
1926
Year
1926
Coach
Mike Donahue
Overall
10–6–1
1927
1927
Year
1927
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
8–6
1928
1928
Year
1928
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
7–11
1929
1929
Year
1929
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
3–6
1930
1930
Year
1930
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
6–8
1931
1931
Year
1931
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
3–6–1
1932
1932
Year
1932
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
4–7–1
Southeastern Conference (1933–present)
Southeastern Conference (1933–present)
Year
Southeastern Conference (1933–present)
1933
1933
Year
1933
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
2–8
Conference
0–4
Standing
7th
1934
1934
Year
1934
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
6–8–1
Conference
3–6
Standing
7th
1935
1935
Year
1935
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
8–7
Conference
4–6
Standing
6th
1936
1936
Year
1936
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
15–4
Conference
7–4
Standing
2nd
1937
1937
Year
1937
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
12–14
Conference
5–10
Standing
7th
1938
1938
Year
1938
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
7–8–1
Conference
3–6–1
Standing
8th
1939
1939
Year
1939
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
22–6
Conference
10–2
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions
1940
1940
Year
1940
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
16–5
Conference
10–4
Standing
3rd
1941
1941
Year
1941
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
10–13
Conference
5–9
Standing
9th
1942
1942
Year
1942
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
9–9
Conference
7–5
Standing
4th
1943
1943
Year
1943
Coach
A. L. Swanson
Overall
13–8
Conference
11–3
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions
1944
1944
Year
1944
Coach
A. L. Swanson
Overall
4–8
Conference
–
Standing
–
Notes
No conference games in 1944
1945
1945
Year
1945
Coach
A. L. Swanson
Overall
11–7
Conference
–
Standing
–
Notes
No conference games in 1945
1946
1946
Year
1946
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
12–5
Conference
11–3
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions
1947
1947
Year
1947
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
10–9–1
Conference
4–7
Standing
10th
1948
1948
Year
1948
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
7–14–1
Conference
4–10
Standing
9th
1949
1949
Year
1949
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
6–11
Conference
5–9
Standing
9th
1950
1950
Year
1950
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
5–9–1
Conference
2–7–1
Standing
11th
1951
1951
Year
1951
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
10–6
Conference
6–6
Standing
5th
1952
1952
Year
1952
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
9–11
Conference
7–9
Standing
7th
1953
1953
Year
1953
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
8–10
Conference
7–8
Standing
7th
1954
1954
Year
1954
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
8–11
Conference
5–10
Standing
10th
1955
1955
Year
1955
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
6–17
Conference
4–11
Standing
10th
1956
1956
Year
1956
Coach
Harry Rabenhorst
Overall
9–11
Conference
7–9
Standing
7th
1957
1957
Year
1957
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
8–11
Conference
6–8
Standing
8th
1958
1958
Year
1958
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
14–11
Conference
9–6
Standing
4th
1959
1959
Year
1959
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
16–17
Conference
7–9
Standing
3rd (West)
1960
1960
Year
1960
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
15–14
Conference
6–9
Standing
4th (West)
1961
1961
Year
1961
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
20–5
Conference
11–4
Standing
1st (West)
Notes
SEC Champions; Final ranking No. 22
1962
1962
Year
1962
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
15–11–1
Conference
8–7–1
Standing
2nd (West)
1963
1963
Year
1963
Coach
Ray Didier
Overall
16–10
Conference
9–7
Standing
2nd (West)
1964
1964
Year
1964
Coach
Jim Waldrop
Overall
11–11–1
Conference
5–7
Standing
4th (West)
1965
1965
Year
1965
Coach
Jim Waldrop
Overall
6–13
Conference
4–11
Standing
5th (West)
1966
1966
Year
1966
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
9–14
Conference
4–12
Standing
5th (West)
1967
1967
Year
1967
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
17–13
Conference
9–8
Standing
1st (West)
1968
1968
Year
1968
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
20–14
Conference
10–8
Standing
1st (West)
1969
1969
Year
1969
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
11–24
Conference
4–13
Standing
4th (West)
1970
1970
Year
1970
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
16–19
Conference
5–11
Standing
3rd (West)
1971
1971
Year
1971
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
20–16
Conference
10–8
Standing
2nd (West)
1972
1972
Year
1972
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
21–21
Conference
7–11
Standing
2nd (West)
1973
1973
Year
1973
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
18–13
Conference
6–7
Standing
2nd (West)
1974
1974
Year
1974
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
18–17
Conference
7–10
Standing
4th (West)
1975
1975
Year
1975
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
40–16
Conference
19–3
Standing
1st (West)
Notes
SEC Champions; Final ranking No. 19
1976
1976
Year
1976
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
19–23
Conference
11–12
Standing
3rd (West)
1977
1977
Year
1977
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
17–27
Conference
4–15
Standing
5th (West)
1978
1978
Year
1978
Coach
Jim Smith
Overall
12–34
Conference
6–18
Standing
5th (West)
1979
1979
Year
1979
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Overall
34–20
Conference
13–7
Standing
2nd (West)
1980
1980
Year
1980
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Overall
23–19
Conference
8–9
Standing
4th (West)
1981
1981
Year
1981
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Overall
23–30
Conference
7–14
Standing
4th (West)
1982
1982
Year
1982
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Overall
26–25
Conference
9–13
Standing
4th (West)
1983
1983
Year
1983
Coach
Jack Lamabe
Overall
28–21
Conference
9–12
Standing
4th (West)
1984
1984
Year
1984
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
32–23
Conference
12–12
Standing
3rd (West)
1985
1985
Year
1985
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
41–18
Conference
17–7
Standing
1st (West)
Notes
SEC West Champions; Final ranking No. 24
1986
1986
Year
1986
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
55–14
Conference
22–5
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 5
1987
1987
Year
1987
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
49–19
Conference
12–10
Standing
5th
Notes
Final ranking No. 4
1988
1988
Year
1988
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
39–21
Conference
16–11
Standing
5th
1989
1989
Year
1989
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
55–17
Conference
18–9
Standing
2nd
Notes
Final ranking No. 4
1990
1990
Year
1990
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
54–19
Conference
20–7
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions; SEC Tournament co-champions; Final ranking No. 4
1991
1991
Year
1991
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
55–18
Conference
19–7
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC Champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
1992
1992
Year
1992
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
50–16
Conference
18–6
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 9
1993
1993
Year
1993
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
53–17–1
Conference
18–8–1
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; SEC tournament champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
1994
1994
Year
1994
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
46–20
Conference
21–6
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 7
1995
1995
Year
1995
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
47–18
Conference
17–12
Standing
5th
Notes
Final ranking No. 18
1996
1996
Year
1996
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
52–15
Conference
20–10
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
1997
1997
Year
1997
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
57–13
Conference
22–7
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
1998
1998
Year
1998
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
48–19
Conference
21–9
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; Final ranking No. 3
1999
1999
Year
1999
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
41–24–1
Conference
18–11–1
Standing
3rd
Notes
Final ranking No. 14
2000
2000
Year
2000
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
52–17
Conference
19–10
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC tournament champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
2001
2001
Year
2001
Coach
Skip Bertman
Overall
44–22–1
Conference
18–12
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; Final ranking No. 10
2002
2002
Year
2002
Coach
Smoke Laval
Overall
44–22
Conference
19–10
Standing
4th
Notes
Final ranking No. 11
2003
2003
Year
2003
Coach
Smoke Laval
Overall
45–22–1
Conference
20–9–1
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; Final ranking No. 7
2004
2004
Year
2004
Coach
Smoke Laval
Overall
46–19
Conference
18–12
Standing
3rd
Notes
Final ranking No. 8
2005
2005
Year
2005
Coach
Smoke Laval
Overall
40–22
Conference
18–12
Standing
3rd
Notes
SEC West Champions; Final ranking No. 19
2006
2006
Year
2006
Coach
Smoke Laval
Overall
35–24
Conference
13–17
Standing
8th
2007
2007
Year
2007
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
29–26–1
Conference
12–17–1
Standing
10th
2008
2008
Year
2008
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
49–19–1
Conference
18–11–1
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 6
2009
2009
Year
2009
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
56–17
Conference
20–10
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; SEC tournament champions; College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
2010
2010
Year
2010
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
41–22
Conference
14–16
Standing
8th
Notes
SEC tournament champions
2011
2011
Year
2011
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
36–20
Conference
13–17
Standing
9th
2012
2012
Year
2012
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
47–18
Conference
19–11
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions
2013
2013
Year
2013
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
57–11
Conference
23–7
Standing
2nd
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 4
2014
2014
Year
2014
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
46–16–1
Conference
17–11–1
Standing
3rd
Notes
SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No. 22
2015
2015
Year
2015
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
54–12
Conference
21–8
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Champions; Final ranking No.  5
2016
2016
Year
2016
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
45–21
Conference
19–11
Standing
5th
Notes
Final ranking No.  12
2017
2017
Year
2017
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
52–20
Conference
21–9
Standing
1st
Notes
SEC West Champions; SEC Co-champions; SEC tournament champions; Final ranking No.  2
2018
2018
Year
2018
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
39–27
Conference
15–15
Standing
8th
2019
2019
Year
2019
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
40–26
Conference
17–13
Standing
5th
Notes
Final ranking No. 14
2020
2020
Year
2020
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
12–5
Conference
–
Standing
–
Notes
Season canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021
2021
Year
2021
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Overall
38–25
Conference
13–17
Standing
9th
Notes
Final ranking No. 15
2022
2022
Year
2022
Coach
Jay Johnson
Overall
40–22
Conference
17–13
Standing
4th
Notes
Final ranking No. 23
2023
2023
Year
2023
Coach
Jay Johnson
Overall
54–17
Conference
19–10
Standing
3rd
Notes
College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
2024
2024
Year
2024
Coach
Jay Johnson
Overall
43–23
Conference
13–17
Standing
11th
2025
2025
Year
2025
Coach
Jay Johnson
Overall
53–15
Conference
19–11
Standing
3rd
Notes
College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
Year
Coach
Overall
Conference
Standing
Notes
Independent (1893–1895)
1893
E. B. Young
1–0
–
–
1894
No Games in 1894
1895
No Coach
0–3–1
–
–
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1896–1917)
1896
No Games in 1896
1897
E. A. Scott
3–3
1898
Allen Jeardeau
2–3
1899
C. V. Cusachs
5–5–1
1900
L. P. Piper
2–3–2
1901
L. P. Piper
6–3
1902
W. S. Borland
6–6–1
1903
W. S. Borland
4–5
1904
No Games in 1904
1905
Dan A. Killian
4–6
1906
Dan A. Killian
10–3
1907
J. Phillips
11–7
1908
Edgar Wingard
9–12–1
1909
Edgar Wingard
7–10
1910
John W. Mayhew
7–9
1911
John W. Mayhew
8–7
1912
Bob Pender
8–6
1913
Bob Pender
7–11
1914
C. C. Stroud
4–10
1915
C. C. Stroud
10–9–1
1916
C. C. Stroud
15–8
1917
C. C. Stroud
7–4–2
Independent (1918)
1918
C. C. Stroud
8–4
–
–
No conference games in 1918. SIAA was inactive
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1919–1921)
1919
C. C. Stroud
12–4
1920
C. C. Stroud
10–8–1
1921
C. C. Stroud
9–11–1
Southern Conference (1922–1932)
1922
Branch Bocock
7–6
1923
Branch Bocock
8–9–2
1924
Moon Ducote
4–9
1925
Mike Donahue
5–9–2
1926
Mike Donahue
10–6–1
1927
Harry Rabenhorst
8–6
1928
Harry Rabenhorst
7–11
1929
Harry Rabenhorst
3–6
1930
Harry Rabenhorst
6–8
1931
Harry Rabenhorst
3–6–1
1932
Harry Rabenhorst
4–7–1
Southeastern Conference (1933–present)
1933
Harry Rabenhorst
2–8
0–4
7th
1934
Harry Rabenhorst
6–8–1
3–6
7th
1935
Harry Rabenhorst
8–7
4–6
6th
· LSU in the NCAA tournament
1975
1975
Year
1975
Record
1–2
Pct
333
Notes
Eliminated by Miami in the South Regional semifinals
1985
1985
Year
1985
Record
0–2
Pct
000
Notes
Eliminated by Lamar in NCAA Central Regional
1986
1986
Year
1986
Record
5–2
Pct
714
Notes
Won NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series (5th place)
1987
1987
Year
1987
Record
6–2
Pct
750
Notes
Won NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series (4th place)
1989
1989
Year
1989
Record
7–3
Pct
700
Notes
Won the NCAA Central RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1990
1990
Year
1990
Record
7–3
Pct
700
Notes
Won the NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1991
1991
Year
1991
Record
8–0
Pct
1.000
Notes
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series champions
1992
1992
Year
1992
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Cal St. Fullerton in the NCAA South II Regional semifinals
1993
1993
Year
1993
Record
8–2
Pct
800
Notes
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series champions
1994
1994
Year
1994
Record
4–2
Pct
667
Notes
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series (7th place)
1995
1995
Year
1995
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Rice in NCAA South Regional semifinals
1996
1996
Year
1996
Record
8–0
Pct
1.000
Notes
Won the NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series champions
1997
1997
Year
1997
Record
9–1
Pct
900
Notes
Won the NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series champions
1998
1998
Year
1998
Record
6–2
Pct
750
Notes
Won the NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1999
1999
Year
1999
Record
4–3
Pct
571
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Alabama in the Tuscaloosa Super Regional
2000
2000
Year
2000
Record
9–0
Pct
1.000
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. UCLACollege World Series champions
2001
2001
Year
2001
Record
4–3
Pct
571
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Tulane in the Metairie Super Regional
2002
2002
Year
2002
Record
4–3
Pct
571
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Rice in the Houston Super Regional
2003
2003
Year
2003
Record
5–3
Pct
625
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. BaylorCollege World Series (7th place)
2004
2004
Year
2004
Record
5–2
Pct
714
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Texas A&MCollege World Series (7th place)
2005
2005
Year
2005
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Rice in Baton Rouge Regional Finals
2008
2008
Year
2008
Record
6–3
Pct
667
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. UC IrvineCollege World Series (5th place)
2009
2009
Year
2009
Record
10–1
Pct
909
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. RiceCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–1 vs. Texas
2010
2010
Year
2010
Record
1–2
Pct
333
Notes
Eliminated by UCI in the Los Angeles Regional
2012
2012
Year
2012
Record
4–2
Pct
667
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Stony Brook in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
2013
2013
Year
2013
Record
5–2
Pct
714
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. OklahomaCollege World Series (7th place)
2014
2014
Year
2014
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Houston in the Baton Rouge Regional Final
2015
2015
Year
2015
Record
6–2
Pct
750
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Louisiana-LafayetteCollege World Series (5th place)
2016
2016
Year
2016
Record
3–3
Pct
500
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Eliminated by Coastal Carolina in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
2017
2017
Year
2017
Record
9–3
Pct
750
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Mississippi StateCollege World SeriesLost College World Series Final 2–0 vs. Florida
2018
2018
Year
2018
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Oregon State in the Corvallis Regional Final
2019
2019
Year
2019
Record
3–2
Pct
600
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Florida State in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
2021
2021
Year
2021
Record
4–3
Pct
571
Notes
Won the Eugene RegionalEliminated by Tennessee in the Knoxville Super Regional
2022
2022
Year
2022
Record
2–2
Pct
500
Notes
Eliminated by Southern Miss in the Hattiesburg Regional Final
2023
2023
Year
2023
Record
11–2
Pct
846
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. KentuckyCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–1 vs. Florida
2024
2024
Year
2024
Record
3–2
Pct
600
Notes
Eliminated by North Carolina in the Chapel Hill Regional Final
2025
2025
Year
2025
Record
10-1
Pct
909
Notes
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. West VirginiaCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–0 vs. Coastal Carolina
Total
Total
Year
Total
Record
187–75
Pct
714
Notes
Total NCAA tournament Appearances: 37
Year
Record
Pct
Notes
LSU did not make the tournament from 1947 to 1974NOTE: LSU was invited to play in the 1961 NCAA tournament as SEC champion, but declined.
1975
1–2
333
Eliminated by Miami in the South Regional semifinals
LSU did not make the tournament from 1976 to 1984
1985
0–2
000
Eliminated by Lamar in NCAA Central Regional
1986
5–2
714
Won NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series (5th place)
1987
6–2
750
Won NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series (4th place)
LSU did not make the tournament in 1988
1989
7–3
700
Won the NCAA Central RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1990
7–3
700
Won the NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1991
8–0
1.000
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series champions
1992
2–2
500
Eliminated by Cal St. Fullerton in the NCAA South II Regional semifinals
1993
8–2
800
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series champions
1994
4–2
667
Won the NCAA South RegionalCollege World Series (7th place)
1995
2–2
500
Eliminated by Rice in NCAA South Regional semifinals
1996
8–0
1.000
Won the NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series champions
1997
9–1
900
Won the NCAA South I RegionalCollege World Series champions
1998
6–2
750
Won the NCAA South II RegionalCollege World Series (3rd place)
1999
4–3
571
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Alabama in the Tuscaloosa Super Regional
2000
9–0
1.000
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. UCLACollege World Series champions
2001
4–3
571
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Tulane in the Metairie Super Regional
2002
4–3
571
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Rice in the Houston Super Regional
2003
5–3
625
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. BaylorCollege World Series (7th place)
2004
5–2
714
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Texas A&MCollege World Series (7th place)
2005
2–2
500
Eliminated by Rice in Baton Rouge Regional Finals
LSU did not make the tournament in 2006 and 2007
2008
6–3
667
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. UC IrvineCollege World Series (5th place)
2009
10–1
909
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. RiceCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–1 vs. Texas
2010
1–2
333
Eliminated by UCI in the Los Angeles Regional
LSU did not make the tournament in 2011
2012
4–2
667
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Stony Brook in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
2013
5–2
714
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. OklahomaCollege World Series (7th place)
2014
2–2
500
Eliminated by Houston in the Baton Rouge Regional Final
2015
6–2
750
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalWon the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Louisiana-LafayetteCollege World Series (5th place)
2016
3–3
500
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Eliminated by Coastal Carolina in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
2017
9–3
750
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Mississippi StateCollege World SeriesLost College World Series Final 2–0 vs. Florida
2018
2–2
500
Eliminated by Oregon State in the Corvallis Regional Final
2019
3–2
600
Won the Baton Rouge RegionalEliminated by Florida State in the Baton Rouge Super Regional
Tournament not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021
4–3
571
Won the Eugene RegionalEliminated by Tennessee in the Knoxville Super Regional
2022
2–2
500
Eliminated by Southern Miss in the Hattiesburg Regional Final
2023
11–2
846
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. KentuckyCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–1 vs. Florida
2024
3–2
600
Eliminated by North Carolina in the Chapel Hill Regional Final
2025
10-1
909
Won the Baton Rouge Regional Won the Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. West VirginiaCollege World SeriesWon College World Series Final 2–0 vs. Coastal Carolina
Total
187–75
714
Total NCAA tournament Appearances: 37
· NCAA records › Individual records
1959
1959
Year
1959
Player
Butch Mixon
Record
Strikeouts in a game (24)
Notes
April 28, 1959, against ULL; No. 2 all-time
1962
1962
Year
1962
Player
Fred Southerland
Record
Fewest hits allowed per 9 innings (4.07)
Notes
Minimum of 50 innings pitched; No. 5 for 1962 season
1967
1967
Year
1967
Player
Bruce Baudier
Record
Perfect Game (7 Innings)
Notes
May 5, 1967, against Alabama
2009
2009
Year
2009
Player
Matty Ott
Record
Saves (16)
Notes
2009 Season.
1993
1993
Year
1993
Player
Todd Walker
Record
Runs Batted In (102)
Notes
Led the Nation in 1993
1993
1993
Year
1993
Player
Todd Walker
Record
Total Bases (214)
Notes
Led the Nation in 1993
1995–1998
1995–1998
Year
1995–1998
Player
Eddy Furniss
Record
Home runs in a career (80)
Notes
No. 4 All-Time
1995–1998
1995–1998
Year
1995–1998
Player
Eddy Furniss
Record
Total bases in a career (689)
Notes
No. 3 All-Time
1996
1996
Year
1996
Player
Eddy Furniss
Record
Runs Batted In (103)
Notes
Led the Nation in 1996
1996
1996
Year
1996
Player
Eddy Furniss
Record
Home runs (26)
Notes
(t)1st in the Nation in 1996
1997
1997
Year
1997
Player
Brandon Larson
Record
Home runs in a season (40)
Notes
No. 4 All-Time; No. 2 in 1997
2000
2000
Year
2000
Player
Brad Cresse
Record
Runs Batted In (106)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
2000
Year
2000
Player
Brad Cresse
Record
Total Bases (217)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
2000
Year
2000
Player
Brad Cresse
Record
Home runs (30)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
2000
Year
2000
Player
Brad Hawpe
Record
Doubles in a season (36)
Notes
No. 1 All-Time; Led the Nation in 2000
2008
2008
Year
2008
Player
Matt Clark
Record
Home runs (28)
Notes
(t)1st in 2008 with Gordon Beckham
2023
2023
Year
2023
Player
Paul Skenes
Record
Strikeouts (209)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2023; Most in SEC History.
2023
2023
Year
2023
Player
Dylan Crews
Record
Runs Scored (100)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2023
2023
2023
Year
2023
Player
Tommy White
Record
Runs Batted In (105)
Notes
(t)1st in the Nation in 2023
2024
2024
Year
2024
Player
Tommy White
Record
Home runs in a career (75)
Notes
No. 8 All-Time
2025
2025
Year
2025
Player
Kade Anderson
Record
Strikeouts (180)
Notes
Led the Nation in 2025
Year
Player
Record
Notes
1959
Butch Mixon
Strikeouts in a game (24)
April 28, 1959, against ULL; No. 2 all-time
1962
Fred Southerland
Fewest hits allowed per 9 innings (4.07)
Minimum of 50 innings pitched; No. 5 for 1962 season
1967
Bruce Baudier
Perfect Game (7 Innings)
May 5, 1967, against Alabama
2009
Matty Ott
Saves (16)
2009 Season.
1993
Todd Walker
Runs Batted In (102)
Led the Nation in 1993
1993
Todd Walker
Total Bases (214)
Led the Nation in 1993
1995–1998
Eddy Furniss
Home runs in a career (80)
No. 4 All-Time
1995–1998
Eddy Furniss
Total bases in a career (689)
No. 3 All-Time
1996
Eddy Furniss
Runs Batted In (103)
Led the Nation in 1996
1996
Eddy Furniss
Home runs (26)
(t)1st in the Nation in 1996
1997
Brandon Larson
Home runs in a season (40)
No. 4 All-Time; No. 2 in 1997
2000
Brad Cresse
Runs Batted In (106)
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
Brad Cresse
Total Bases (217)
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
Brad Cresse
Home runs (30)
Led the Nation in 2000
2000
Brad Hawpe
Doubles in a season (36)
No. 1 All-Time; Led the Nation in 2000
2008
Matt Clark
Home runs (28)
(t)1st in 2008 with Gordon Beckham
2023
Paul Skenes
Strikeouts (209)
Led the Nation in 2023; Most in SEC History.
2023
Dylan Crews
Runs Scored (100)
Led the Nation in 2023
2023
Tommy White
Runs Batted In (105)
(t)1st in the Nation in 2023
2024
Tommy White
Home runs in a career (75)
No. 8 All-Time
2025
Kade Anderson
Strikeouts (180)
Led the Nation in 2025
· NCAA records › Team records
1996
1996
Year
1996
Record
Hits in the 7th Inning (13)
Notes
May 26, 1996, against Georgia Tech
1996
1996
Year
1996
Record
Doubles in an Inning (8)
Notes
May 26, 1996, against Georgia Tech
1996–1998
1996–1998
Year
1996–1998
Record
Consecutive Games with a Home run (77)
Notes
From June 8, 1996, to February 21, 1998
1997
1997
Year
1997
Record
Home runs in a Season (188)
Notes
LSU played 70 games that season
1997
1997
Year
1997
Record
Home runs per game (2.69)
Notes
LSU played 70 games that season
2023
2023
Year
2023
Record
Total Team Strikeouts Pitched (798)
Notes
LSU played 71 games that season
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Year
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Year
Record
Notes
1996
Hits in the 7th Inning (13)
May 26, 1996, against Georgia Tech
1996
Doubles in an Inning (8)
May 26, 1996, against Georgia Tech
1996–1998
Consecutive Games with a Home run (77)
From June 8, 1996, to February 21, 1998
1997
Home runs in a Season (188)
LSU played 70 games that season
1997
Home runs per game (2.69)
LSU played 70 games that season
2023
Total Team Strikeouts Pitched (798)
LSU played 71 games that season
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· National College Baseball Hall of Fame inductees › Players
Ben McDonald
Ben McDonald
Player
Ben McDonald
Position
P
Career
1987–89
Induction
2008
Todd Walker
Todd Walker
Player
Todd Walker
Position
2B
Career
1992–94
Induction
2009
Eddy Furniss
Eddy Furniss
Player
Eddy Furniss
Position
1B
Career
1996–98
Induction
2010
Player
Position
Career
Induction
Ben McDonald
P
1987–89
2008
Todd Walker
2B
1992–94
2009
Eddy Furniss
1B
1996–98
2010
· National College Baseball Hall of Fame inductees › Coaches
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Player
Skip Bertman
Position
Head coach
Career
1984–2001
Induction
2006
Player
Position
Career
Induction
Skip Bertman
Head coach
1984–2001
2006
· Retired numbers
15
15
No.
15
Member
Skip Bertman
Position
Head coach
Career
1984–2001
Year No. Retired
2010
19
19
No.
19
Member
Ben McDonald
Position
P
Career
1987–1989
Year No. Retired
2010
36
36
No.
36
Member
Eddy Furniss
Position
1B
Career
1994–1997
Year No. Retired
2016
12
12
No.
12
Member
Todd Walker
Position
2B
Career
1992–1994
Year No. Retired
2017
No.
Member
Position
Career
Year No. Retired
15
Skip Bertman
Head coach
1984–2001
2010
19
Ben McDonald
P
1987–1989
2010
36
Eddy Furniss
1B
1994–1997
2016
12
Todd Walker
2B
1992–1994
2017
· National team members
Ben McDonald
Ben McDonald
Player
Ben McDonald
Position
P
Years at LSU
1987–1989
Olympic year
1988
Rick Greene
Rick Greene
Player
Rick Greene
Position
P
Years at LSU
1990–1992
Olympic year
1992
Warren Morris
Warren Morris
Player
Warren Morris
Position
2B
Years at LSU
1993–1996
Olympic year
1996
Jason Williams
Jason Williams
Player
Jason Williams
Position
SS
Years at LSU
1993–1996
Olympic year
1996
Kurt Ainsworth
Kurt Ainsworth
Player
Kurt Ainsworth
Position
P
Years at LSU
1997–1999
Olympic year
2000
Player
Position
Years at LSU
Olympic year
Ben McDonald
P
1987–1989
1988
Rick Greene
P
1990–1992
1992
Warren Morris
2B
1993–1996
1996
Jason Williams
SS
1993–1996
1996
Kurt Ainsworth
P
1997–1999
2000
· Coaches awards › National Coach of the Year
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Coach
Skip Bertman
Years
1986, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000
Paul Mainieri
Paul Mainieri
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Years
2008, 2009, 2015
Jay Johnson
Jay Johnson
Coach
Jay Johnson
Years
2023,2025
Coach
Years
Skip Bertman
1986, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000
Paul Mainieri
2008, 2009, 2015
Jay Johnson
2023,2025
· National team coaches
Skip Bertman
Skip Bertman
Coach
Skip Bertman
Position
Head coach
Years at LSU
1984–2001
Olympic year
1988 (asst. coach), 1996 (HC)
Paul Mainieri
Paul Mainieri
Coach
Paul Mainieri
Position
2007–2021
Years at LSU
2018
Coach
Position
Years at LSU
Olympic year
Skip Bertman
Head coach
1984–2001
1988 (asst. coach), 1996 (HC)
Paul Mainieri
2007–2021
2018

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