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LSU sophomore Neal Skupski stretches for a forehand during the Tigers’ victory Tuesday against South Florida that ended the Tigers’ seven-match losing streak.

Men’s tennis: Tigers win against Bulls, 4-3

By Sean Isabella
Sports Contributor
April 13, 2010

The LSU men's tennis team ended a seven-match losing streak Tuesday afternoon dramatically with a 4-3 come-from-behind victory against South Florida at W.T. "Dub" Robinson Stadium.After LSU blew a 2-0...

Professional Athlete Database: LSU Athletes

By
April 13, 2010

Related Articles: Pro athletes: Olympic sports differ in approachFootball: Draft placement in NFL plays role in players' career timeBaseball: LSU program has sent 57 players to major leaguesTigers have...

Tigers have storied past in NBA

By Michael Lambert
Sports Contributor
April 13, 2010

Click here to see an interactive database of the players. Editor's Note: This story is the second in a five-part series involving former LSU athletes competing in the professional ranks.The New Orleans...

Softball: Mitchell named LSWA Hitter of the Week – 5:17 p.m.

By Staff Reports
April 13, 2010

LSU senior outfielder Rachel Mitchell was named the Louisiana Sports Writers Association Softball Hitter of the Week on Tuesday. Mitchell has notched hits in four of LSU's past five games, including all...

Gibbs puts his glove up for a wild pitch March 5 during the Tigers’ 13-7 win against Brown.

Baseball: Gibbs displays strong catching, hitting skills while developing friendships with teammates

By Rachel Whittaker
Chief Sports Writer
April 13, 2010

Superman made an appearance on the LSU baseball diamond two seasons ago, and he hasn't left yet.That hero is junior catcher Micah Gibbs, according to LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri. "We've got Superman...

Gymnastics: Tigers earn No. 9 seed

By Staff Reports
April 13, 2010

The LSU gymnastics team will compete in this year's NCAA Championships as a No. 9 national seed, the NCAA announced Monday.The Tigers (15-8-1) earned their berth in the championships after a second-place...

Men’s basketball: Iowa State center Hamilton transferring to LSU

By Chris Branch
Sports Writer
April 13, 2010

LSU men's basketball coach Trent Johnson continues to add new pieces.Iowa State sophomore center Justin Hamilton, listed at 6 feet 11 inches and 260 pounds, announced Tuesday he plans on transferring to...

Football: Recruiting stakes to rise during 2010 spring evaluations

By Cory Boudreaux
Sports Contributor
April 13, 2010

Another edition of LSU spring football is complete, but the offseason itinerary for the LSU coaching staff has only just begun.The LSU coaching staff will hit the recruiting trail from April 15 to May...

Baseball: LSU program has sent 57 players to major leagues

By Katherine Terrell
Sports Contributor
April 13, 2010

Click here to see an interactive database of the players.   Eight former LSU baseball players appeared on active rosters on Opening Day of the 2010 Major League Baseball season.These success stories,...

Baseball: LSU to face Tulane in midweek matchup

By Johanathan Brooks
Sports Writer
April 13, 2010

The No. 8 LSU baseball team finds itself in an unfamiliar position going into tonight's matchup against Tulane in Alex Box Stadium.The Tigers (26-6, 8-4) lost their first Southeastern Conference series...

Geyer, Shaffer named co-coaches of swim program – 6:54 p.m.

By Katherine Terrell
Sports Contributor
April 12, 2010

Assistant swimming coach David Geyer and diving coach Doug Shaffer have been promoted to head swimming coach and head diving coach, LSU vice chancellor and director of athletics Joe Alleva announced Monday. The...

Famous Amos: Tiger Woods’ return to professional golf is good for sports

By Amos Morale
Sports Columnist
April 12, 2010

I'm not sure if anyone was watching, but there was a golf tournament this weekend that was pretty interesting.That statement was meant to be sarcastic. I'm pretty sure the only people who didn't know there...