A&M wins again, LSU swept for second straight weekend - American Press

A&M wins again, LSU swept for second straight weekend - American Press

Sunday’s Game Texas A&M 5, LSU 2   By Scooter Hobbs American Press   LSU’s bullpen slammed the door shut on Texas A&M again Sunday. But the loss and the weekend sweep by the Aggies had already left the Box. Texas A&M scored five runs in the first four innings and coasted to a 5-2 victory. The Tigers, who lost their sixth straight Southeastern Conference game and in getting swept for the second weekend in a row, fell in first two games to the Agg…

LSU baseball gets swept for a second straight week in SEC play for the first time since 2021

LSU baseball lost on Sunday to Texas A&M, and got swept for the second time in consecutive weekends for the first time since 2021.

LSU baseball swept by Texas A&M, 2nd straight SEC series sweep: Final score

LSU baseball gets swept for the second straight weekend in a row, losing the Texas A&M Sunday at Alex Box Stadium.

Baseball free fall: LSU falls to Texas A&M

BATON ROUGE - LSU baseball has gone more than two weeks without winning an SEC game. A week after getting swept by Ole Miss in Oxford, the Tigers returned home to get swept by a top 10 Texas A&M team. The series was never all that competitive. The Tigers did not lead once in three games, and fell in the series finale 5-2.Jay Johnson once again changed up the rotation and gave Zac Cowan the Sunday start. Once again, the Aggies got after the start…

Early pressure secures A&M sweep over LSU

Thanks to early offensive pressure, No. 10 Texas A&M baseball secured the series sweep over LSU in a 5-2 win on Sunday, April 19. The Aggies pounced on Tiger pitching in the first four innings, with pitching holding strong to help bolster A&M to a 31-7 record, tying the season win total from 2025. Junior right-handed pitcher Weston Moss made his return to the mound after missing his start against Texas due to rain. That cut start ended up helpin…

LSU Baseball Swept In Back-To-Back SEC Series For 1st Time Since 2021 As Aggies Toyed With Tigers

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor The nosediving LSU baseball team suffered its first back-to-back sweeps in the Southeastern Conference since 2021 on Sunday with a 5-2 loss to No. 7 Texas A&M in front of a quiet Alex Box Stadium. The Tigers (23-18, 6-12 SEC) lost 10-4 on Friday and 7-2 on Saturday. LSU