Tingle & Co.

#LSU #LSUFootball #LSUBaseball #NoahTingle #LloydCourtney #TingleCo LSU Baseball (11-2) is currently navigating its first major "funk" of the 2026 season. Following an embarrassing 13-10 loss to Northeastern on Monday, March 2, the Tigers have now dropped two games in a week, including a midweek loss to McNeese State. Despite a late-game rally where the Tigers scored eight runs in the final three innings, the defensive and pitching collapses early in the game proved insurmountable. Key Issues Against Northeastern The loss was marked by a complete breakdown in the early innings, as Northeastern built a 10-0 lead by the third inning. Pitching Struggles: Starter Cooper Williams (0-1) and reliever Zac Cowan struggled significantly, combined allowing eight hits and five earned runs in just 2.2 innings. Defensive Miscues: The Tigers committed 4 errors and several other unrecorded mental mistakes that fueled Northeastern's early scoring. Offensive Slump: While the final score looked competitive due to a late surge, the starting lineup was just 4-for-21 (.190) without an extra-base hit for much of the game. Over the previous three games, the team hit a dismal .165 overall and .083 with runners in scoring position. Current Standing and Outlook Despite the recent struggles, LSU remains one of the top teams in the nation, though they have recently ceded the No. 1 spot in several polls.

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#LSU #LSUFootball #NoahTingle #LloydCourtney #TingleCo LSU experienced a weekend of contrasting fortunes, as the No. 1 LSU Baseball team completed a dominant opening-weekend sweep of Milwaukee, while the No. 6 LSU Women's Basketball team suffered a heart-wrenching 79–72 loss to No. 3 South Carolina. LSU Baseball: Opening Weekend Sweep The Tigers began their 2026 campaign with three consecutive victories at Alex Box Stadium, capped by an explosive offensive performance in the series finale. Former LSU star Mikie Mahtook provided analysis throughout the weekend as part of the "Mik'd Up" season preview. Game 1 (Feb 13): LSU opened the season with a victory behind a strong start from Casan Evans. Game 2 (Feb 14): The Tigers secured the series win with a 5–3 victory, highlighted by Cooper Moore's career-high 11 strikeouts. Game 3 (Feb 15): LSU completed the sweep with a 21–7 run-rule victory in seven innings. Jake Brown led the charge, going 3-for-4 with two home runs, including a grand slam, and a career-high 6 RBIs. William Schmidt earned the win, striking out nine batters over four innings. Leadoff hitter Derek Curiel added three hits and three RBIs in the blowout. LSU Women's Basketball: Heartbreak vs. South Carolina In a top-six showdown on February 14, 2026, LSU fell to rival South Carolina for the 18th consecutive time in front of a sold-out Maravich Center crowd. South Carolina South Carolina (25-2) 79 Final Sat, Feb 14 South Carolina won! 72 LSU LSU (22-4) Key Moments: LSU trailed 73–72 with 45 seconds remaining when Flau'jae Johnson missed two critical free throws that could have given the Tigers the lead. South Carolina then closed the game on a 6–0 run. Top Performers: Flau'jae Johnson: Led LSU with 21 points and 8 rebounds. MiLaysia Fulwiley: The South Carolina transfer faced her former team for the first time, recording four steals and several key assists. Amiya Joyner: Dominated the glass with 13 rebounds. Historical Milestone: The win marked South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley's 500th career victory at the school.

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