LSU Tigers baseball

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LSU Tigers

Year founded: 1893

City

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Team Mascot

Team Colors

Head Coach

Home Stadium

League/Conference affiliations

Southeastern Conference
- Western Division (1992-present)

Team history

All-Time Record (up to 2005): 1993-1329-21

National Championships (5)

1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000

SEC Championships (13)

1939, 1943, 1946, 1961, 1975, 1986, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2003

CWS Appearances (13)

1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004

The Intimidator behind the right field fence in Alex Box Stadium. This photograph was taken on June 3rd, 2005.

The LSU baseball team represents Louisiana State University in NCAA Division I college baseball. The team participates in the West division of the Southeastern Conference. They are currently coached by head coach Paul Mainieri and assistant coaches Cliff Godwin, Terry Rooney and Blair Barbier. They play home games in Alex Box Stadium. LSU has won five national championships (1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, and 2000) at the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.

1 Prominent Players
2 Head Coaches
3 Year-by-Year Results
4 LSU in the NCAA Tournament
5 See also

[edit] Prominent Players

Player	Position	Years at LSU
Joe Adcock
Kurt Ainsworth	RHP	1998-99
Blair Barbier	2B/3B	1997-2000
Albert Belle	OF	1985-87
Harry Berrios	OF	1991-93
Mike Bianco	C	1988-89
Paul Byrd	RHP	1989-91
Brad Cresse	C	1997-2000
Alvin Dark
Jake Esteves	RHP
Mike Fontenot	2B	2000-01
Eddy Furniss	1B	1995-98
Brad Hawpe	OF	1999-2000
Aaron Hill	SS/3B	2001-03
Gary Hymel	C	1988-91
Russ Johnson	SS	1992-94
Brandon Larson	SS	1997
Todd Linden	OF	2001
Ben McDonald	RHP	1987-89
Warren Morris	OF/2B	1994-96
Lyle Mouton	OF	1989-91
Chad Ogea	RHP	1989-91
Wally Pontiff	3B	2000-02
Mike Sirotka	LHP	1990-93
Russ Springer	RHP	1987-89
Brian Tallet	LHP	1999-2000
Ryan Theriot	SS	1999-2001
Todd Walker	2B	1992-94

[edit] Head Coaches

LSU Tigers baseball head coaches
Name	Years	Record
E.B Young	1893	1-0
E.A. Scott	1897	3-3
Allen Jeardeau	1898	2-3
C.V. Cusachs	1899	6-4
L.P. Piper	1900-1901	8-6-1
W.S. Boreland	1902-1903	10-11-1
Dan A. Killian	1905-1906	14-9
J. Phillips	1907	11-7
Edgar Wingard	1908-1909	16-22-1
John W. Mayhew	1910-1911	15-16
Bob Pender	1912-1913	15-17
C.C. Stroud	1914-1921	73-58-5
Branch Bocock	1922-1923	15-15-2
"Moon" Ducote	1924	4-9
Mike Donahue	1925-1926	15-15-3
Harry Rabenhorst	1927-1942	See Below
A.L. Swanson	1943-1945	27-21
Harry Rabenhorst	1946-1956	220-226-3
Ray Didier	1957-1963	104-79
Jim Waldrop	1964-1965	17-24
Jim Smith	1966-1978	238-251
Jack Lamabe	1979-1983	134-115
Skip Bertman	1984-2001	870-330-3
Smoke Laval	2002-2006	210-109-1
Paul Mainieri	2007-Present	0-0

[edit] Year-by-Year Results

Season	Coach	Record	Postseason
1893	E.B. Young	1-0
No games in 1894
1895	No Coach	0-3-1
No games in 1896
1897	E.A. Scott	3-3
1898	Allen Jeardeau	2-3
1899	C.V. Cusachs	5-5-1
1900	L.P. Piper	2-3-1
1901	L.P. Piper	6-3
1902	W.S. Boreland	6-6-1
1903	W.S. Boreland	4-5
No games in 1904
1905	Dan A. Killian	4-6
1906	Dan A. Killian	10-3
1907	J. Phillips	11-7
1908	Edgar Wingard	9-12-1
1909	Edgar Wingard	7-10
1910	J.W. Mayhew	7-9
1911	J.W. Mayhew	8-7
1912	Bob Pender	8-6
1913	Bob Pender	7-11
1914	C.C. Stroud	4-8
1915	C.C. Stroud	10-9-1
1916	C.C. Stroud	15-8
1917	C.C. Stroud	7-4-2
1918	C.C. Stroud	8-4
1919	C.C. Stroud	12-4
1920	C.C. Stroud	10-8-1
1921	C.C. Stroud	9-11-1
1922	Branch Bocock	7-6
1923	Branch Bocock	8-9-2
1924	"Moon" Ducote	4-9
1925	Mike Donahue	5-9-2
1926	Mike Donahue	10-6-1
1927	Harry Rabenhorst	8-6
1928	Harry Rabenhorst	7-11
1929	Harry Rabenhorst	3-6
1930	Harry Rabenhorst	6-8
1931	Harry Rabenhorst	3-6-1
1932	Harry Rabenhorst	4-7-1
1933	Harry Rabenhorst	3-7
1934	Harry Rabenhorst	6-8-1
1935	Harry Rabenhorst	8-7
1936	Harry Rabenhorst	15-4
1937	Harry Rabenhorst	12-14
1938	Harry Rabenhorst	7-8-1
1939	Harry Rabenhorst	22-6	SEC Champions
1940	Harry Rabenhorst	16-5
1941	Harry Rabenhorst	10-13
1942	Harry Rabenhorst	9-9
1943	A.L. Swanson	13-8	SEC Champions
1944	A.L. Swanson	4-8
1945	A.L. Swanson	11-7
1946	Harry Rabenhorst	10-5	SEC Champions
1947	Harry Rabenhorst	10-9-1
1948	Harry Rabenhorst	7-14-1
1949	Harry Rabenhorst	6-11
1950	Harry Rabenhorst	5-9-1
1951	Harry Rabenhorst	10-6
1952	Harry Rabenhorst	9-11
1953	Harry Rabenhorst	8-10
1954	Harry Rabenhorst	8-11
1955	Harry Rabenhorst	6-17
1956	Harry Rabenhorst	9-11
1957	Ray Didier	8-11
1958	Ray Didier	14-11
1959	Ray Didier	16-17
1960	Ray Didier	15-14
1961	Ray Didier	20-5	SEC Champions
1962	Ray Didier	15-11-1
1963	Ray Didier	16-10
1964	Jim Waldrop	11-11-1
1965	Jim Waldrop	6-13
1966	Jim Smith	9-14
1967	Jim Smith	17-13
1968	Jim Smith	20-14
1969	Jim Smith	11-24
1970	Jim Smith	16-19
1971	Jim Smith	20-16
1972	Jim Smith	21-21
1973	Jim Smith	18-13
1974	Jim Smith	18-17
1975	Jim Smith	40-16	SEC Champions; NCAA Regional
1976	Jim Smith	19-23
1977	Jim Smith	17-27
1978	Jim Smith	12-34
1979	Jack Lamabe	34-20
1980	Jack Lamabe	23-19
1981	Jack Lamabe	23-30
1982	Jack Lamabe	26-25
1983	Jack Lamabe	28-21
1984	Skip Bertman	32-23
1985	Skip Bertman	41-18	SEC West Champions; NCAA Regional
1986	Skip Bertman	55-14	SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; College World Series (5th Place)
1987	Skip Bertman	49-19	College World Series (4th Place)
1988	Skip Bertman	39-21
1989	Skip Bertman	55-17	College World Series (3rd Place)
1990	Skip Bertman	54-19	SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Co-Champions; College World Series (3rd Place)
1991	Skip Bertman	55-18	SEC Champions; College World Series Champions (1st Place)
1992	Skip Bertman	50-16	SEC Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; NCAA Regional
1993	Skip Bertman	53-17-1	SEC Champions; SEC Division Tournament Champions; College World Series Champions (1st Place)
1994	Skip Bertman	46-20	SEC West Champions; SEC Division Tournament Champions; College World Series (7th Place)
1995	Skip Bertman	47-18	NCAA Regional
1996	Skip Bertman	52-15	SEC Champions; College World Series Champions (1st Place)
1997	Skip Bertman	57-13	SEC Champions; College World Series Champions (1st Place)
1998	Skip Bertman	48-19	SEC West Champions; College World Series (3rd Place)
1999	Skip Bertman	41-24-1	NCAA Super Regional
2000	Skip Bertman	52-17	SEC West Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; College World Series Champions (1st Place)
2001	Skip Bertman	44-22-1	SEC West Champions; NCAA Super Regional
2002	Smoke Laval	44-22	NCAA Super Regional
2003	Smoke Laval	45-22-1	SEC Champions; College World Series (7th Place)
2004	Smoke Laval	46-19	College World Series (7th Place)
2005	Smoke Laval	40-22	NCAA Regional
2006	Smoke Laval	35-24
2007	Paul Mainieri	TBD	TBD

[edit] LSU in the NCAA Tournament

The NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament started in 1947.

Year	Record	Pct	Notes
LSU did not make the tournament from 1947 to 1974.
1975	1-2	.333
LSU did not make the tournament from 1976 to 1984.
1985	0-2	.000
1986	5-2	.714	CWS
1987	6-2	.750	CWS
LSU did not make the tournament in 1988.
1989	7-3	.700	CWS
1990	7-3	.700	CWS
1991	8-0	1.000	CWS Champions
1992	2-2	.500
1993	8-2	.800	CWS Champions
1994	4-2	.667	CWS
1995	2-2	.500
1996	8-0	1.000	CWS Champions
1997	9-1	.900	CWS Champions
1998	6-2	.750	CWS
1999	4-3	.571
2000	9-0	1.000	CWS Champions
2001	4-3	.571
2002	4-3	.571
2003	5-3	.625	CWS
2004	5-2	.714	CWS
2005	2-2	.500
LSU did not make the tournament in 2006.
TOTALS	106-41	.721	29-17 in CWS; 7-7 in Super Regionals; 70-17 in Regionals