Louisiana Baseball defeats LSU 7-2 at Russo Park as the Ragin’ Cajuns dominate with pitching, pressure offense, and clutch execution. Cody Brasch and Sawyer Pruitt lead a staff that strikes out 11, while Lee Amedee and Steven Spalitta power a complete team win over the Tigers. The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns jumped out early with three first-inning runs and never looked back against the LSU Tigers. Louisiana capitalized on three LSU errors, answered a fifth-inning home run immediately, and slammed the door late. Is this Louisiana’s biggest win of the season? Drop your take in the comments.

Both Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns basketball teams beat Georgia State in the Sun Belt Tournament — Jaxon Olvera scores 29, Mikaylah Manley drops 32 as both Cajuns teams advance in Pensacola. The men knocked off Georgia State 84-75 behind a career-high 29 points from Jaxon Olvera. A 13-0 second-half run flipped the game, and Louisiana dominated the glass with 18 offensive rebounds to move on in the Sun Belt Conference Men's Basketball Tournament. Next up: James Madison On the women’s side, the Cajuns rallied past the Panthers 71-66. Mikaylah Manley poured in 23 of her career-high 32 points in the second half, including 9 of the final 12, to send Louisiana into the second round against the ULM Warhawks. Two clutch performances. Two tournament wins. March momentum is building for the Cajuns.

The pitching staff delivered and one swing made the difference as the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns shut out the Kansas State Wildcats 1-0 at M.L. 'Tigue' Moore Field at Russo Park. In this episode of Ragin’ Rundown, we break down the full game flow — from Sawyer Pruitt’s dominant start to Mark Collins’ clutch home run and the bullpen shutting the door late. Is this Cajuns pitching staff becoming the biggest strength of the team? Meanwhile, the Louisiana softball team delivered a dominant performance, defeating the Northern Iowa Panthers 10–2 in six innings behind a late offensive surge. We break down the full game flow, key moments, and the biggest takeaway from the Cajuns’ win. Power at the plate was the difference, with Mia Norwood launching a three-run homer, Brooke Otto adding another long ball, and Lillian Soto providing a pinch-hit blast to seal the run-rule victory. We also dive into strong pitching performances from Sage Hoover and Bailey Mackles, plus what this win means moving forward as Louisiana builds momentum.

Louisiana baseball is ON FIRE right now. The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns completed a dramatic three-game sweep over the Maryland Terrapins at M. L. "Tigue" Moore Field at Russo Park — and it included TWO walk-off wins and a 15-inning marathon. In this episode of Ragin’ Rundown, we break down: The ninth-inning comeback in Game 1, Dominant pitching in Game 2, Blaze Rodriguez’s monster Game 3 performance, The biggest takeaways from the series sweep. The Cajuns outscored Maryland 22-12 and extended their winning streak to five games. Is this team starting to show contender potential?

The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball are heating up at the perfect time — and they might be the MOST dangerous team heading into the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. With momentum building, key players stepping up, and postseason urgency kicking in, this team has the potential to make a serious run. We break down what’s clicking, why opponents should be worried, and what it will take for the Cajuns to cut down the nets.

Louisiana baseball picked up a strong road win with a 3-0 shutout over Rice, powered by dominant pitching and timely hitting. The bullpen combined for a five-hit shutout, while Drew Markle delivered a late insurance run with a solo homer in the ninth inning. The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns baseball got key performances from Colt Brown and Noah Lewis at the plate, while Sawyer Pruitt earned the win on the mound to lead Louisiana past the Rice Owls baseball in Houston. Meanwhile, Cajuns softball faced a tough test on the road against No. 7 Florida State, falling 8-0 in five innings after a big second inning from the Seminoles. We break down the full game flow, key moments, and top performers from Louisiana’s matchup in Tallahassee. Despite collecting four hits, the Cajuns couldn’t overcome walks and defensive miscues that led to a five-run inning early in the game. We’ll discuss what went wrong, who stood out, and what Louisiana needs to fix moving forward this season.

The Ragin’ Cajuns had a WILD opening weekend across baseball and softball, and we’re breaking down EVERYTHING from Feb. 13–15. Baseball drops the opening series to Missouri State despite scoring 12 runs Saturday and building a huge lead before a late collapse. Softball shows explosive offensive potential with a 23-run performance against Texas A&M Corpus Christi and earning an upset vs No, 23 Ole Miss and multiple standout hitters, including Haley Hart and Lily Knox.

Ragin’ Cajuns Baseball looks to bounce back in 2026 after a 27-31 season, 16-14 in the Sun Belt, and missing a regional. Louisiana reloads with key transfers, elite freshmen arms, and a revamped pitching staff. After finishing tied for 4th in the SBC in 2025, the Cajuns return 15 players while adding 10 transfers and 9 freshmen to reshape the roster. Louisiana ranked 10th in batting, 8th in pitching (5.53 ERA), but struggled defensively with the second-most errors in the league and a .269 OBP ranking nationally. Can this new-look squad respond?

The Ragin’ Cajuns men’s basketball team kept their momentum rolling in Lafayette, battling in the MAC-SBC Challenge and earning a hard-fought 85–80 victory over Central Michigan. De’Vion Lavergne led the way with 19 points, while Karris Bilal and Todd Jones Jr. delivered career-high scoring performances in a comeback effort that lifted Louisiana to its fourth straight win. Meanwhile in women’s basketball, the Ragin’ Cajuns defeated Akron 82–71 on the road in the MAC-SBC Challenge. Louisiana’s freshman tandem of Amijah Price and Imani Daniels led the way by combining for 37 points, and the Cajuns . Softball split their Saturday matchups with North Texas and Jacksonville State. The Cajuns beat the Mean Green 10-5 in game 1 and fell to the Gamecocks in a 9-7 slugfest.

Ragin' Cajuns Softball is off to a 2-0 start to the season as Louisiana picked up victories against Tulsa and Jacksonville State. The Cajuns used a four-run inning to beat Tulsa 6-3 and a dramatic walk-off home run to edge Jacksonville State 8-7 at Lamson Park. UL powered past Tulsa after an early home-run shootout, seizing control with a decisive four-run frame and strong relief pitching. Emily Smith and Haley Hart homered early, while Kennedy Marceaux, Brooke Otto, Madyson Manning and Lilly Knox delivered key RBIs to put the game away. Julianne Tipton closed the door with four scoreless innings in relief. Against Jacksonville State, Louisiana survived multiple lead changes before Knox crushed a two-run walk-off homer in the seventh to cap an 8-7 thriller. Marceaux drove in three runs, Dayzja Williams sparked the offense, and Tipton again locked things down late to secure the win.