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LSU is pursuing Tulane’s transfer outfielder Jason Wachs, a .331 career hitter ranked No. 32 in the transfer portal, to replenish an outfield depleted by three experienced departures.
A look at the running backs poised to dominate fantasy lineups, from rookie workloads to established stars.
Veteran basketball coach Lorenzo Watkins has resigned from his post at Southeastern College in Iowa, concluding a tenure that featured a strong 195‑72 record and several coaching stops across the Midwest.
Steven Milam, a top defensive shortstop, decides to remain at LSU for his senior year in 2027, bringing experience and a strong defensive record to the team.
LSU has secured the transfer of Florida infielder Cade Kurland, a player who impressed the Tigers with two home runs and five runs scored in a recent series. His proven track record and ability to bounce back from injury make him a key addition for the program.
Joseph LeBoueuf, a DeRidder teen and college freshman, uses soccer camps and community events to teach hard work and support, inspiring dozens of local kids and planning future initiatives.
Trey Martin, a four‑star running back ranked No. 12 in the 2027 class, is scheduled to set foot on LSU's campus for an official visit. The Louisiana native previously attended a Junior Day in January, giving the Tigers a familiar foothold in his recruitment.
After a down year following a national championship, LSU secures two elite transfer players who bring proven Power Four experience and elite statistics.
The university announced the finalization of its 2026 football coaching roster, adding Brad Bustle and Matt Grim to the staff.
The program announced the additions of highly ranked transfer pitchers Bino Watters and Landon Hood, aiming to restore the team's dominance after a challenging season.
Kade Luker, a two‑way star from Cedar Creek, dominated both pitching and hitting, earning All‑Northeast Louisiana honors, Gatorade Player of the Year, and leading his team toward its first LHSAA championship since 2014.
Kyle Horde, a senior at Westminster Christian Academy‑Opelousas, has attracted multiple Division I football offers and is poised to become the first of many D‑I prospects from his 1A program.
The 2026 Nevada high school baseball season has ended, and Prep Baseball Nevada has announced its All-State team, spotlighting standout players who are now charting their collegiate futures across the country.
Darin Horn’s 2026 season earned him Perfect Game Second Team All-American honors and First Team All-Sun Belt recognition, highlighted by dominant relief performances and conference accolades.
Sophomore first baseman Trey Hawsey from West Monroe was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region First Team, highlighting a breakout season that includes 76 hits, 15 homers and 47 RBI.
The University of Arizona announced the appointment of Emily Meinert, a seasoned strength and conditioning specialist, to lead performance enhancement for the women's basketball program.
LSU's baseball program, absent from the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2011, lands a high‑impact transfer in Bino Watters, joining Landon Hood and Dawson Park as part of a sweeping rebuild.
LSU adds top‑ranked transfer outfielder Bino Watters, a .343 career hitter with elite plate discipline, to address key offensive needs and strengthen its prospects for the SEC season.
LSU secures commitment from the No. 3 transfer prospect, bolstering a rebuilding roster ahead of the next season.
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson added highly-rated transfer Bino Watters, a .362 hitter with strong plate discipline, to replace outgoing outfielders and inject power into the lineup.
The 2026 All-Area baseball squad was announced, recognizing standout athletes from across northwest Louisiana. Kade Luker of Cedar Creek was named Athlete of the Year, while Luke Delafield, Braden Jones and Jackson Lee received additional top honors.
Tim Whitman's tenth state championship earns him Coach of the Year, while standout athletes and coaches receive recognition from the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
Baton Rouge Community College has appointed Jonathan Parker as its new head baseball coach, tapping a proven recruiter and developer of talent to lead the program toward championship aspirations.
The college announced Parker’s appointment, highlighting his record at Jones College and his vision for a culture of accountability and academic excellence.