Five takeaways from LSU baseball's massive series win over Tennessee
LSU baseball beat Tennessee to win its second straight SEC series. Here are five takeaways from the Tigers weekend in Knoxville.
The late-game heroics continued for LSU baseball on Sunday. After trailing 5-0, LSU roared back for a 16-6 win to win the series at Tennessee. It was LSU's second-straight series victory -- much needed after LSU dropped three straight series in March.
Cade Arrambide played hero on Sunday. Starting at DH, Arrambide blasted four home runs, a single-game LSU record. The headlining shot was a grand slam in the 12th inning to put LSU up five and bust the game open.
It was an eventful day. Along with Arrambide making history, LSU coach Jay Johnson was ejected in the 9th inning after arguing a called strike three. The LSU offense totaled 19 hits, and the Tigers needed them, thanks to a defense that committed four errors.
There are still questions about this LSU squad. The errors, paired with a lineup that remains up and down, make it hard to place LSU among the SEC contenders just yet. But this LSU team is moving in the right direction.
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