The LSU Tigers look to complete business in Omaha and lift their Eighth National Championship Trophy this weekend. Jay Johnson has the opportunity to become only the second non Olympic sports head coach in LSU history to obtain multiple national titles at LSU. This represents the last College World Series before the effects of the House Settlement and increased roster limits alter the way baseball teams are constructed in the future. LSU has relied on stars like Steven Milam and Jared Jones to create game shifting moments that lead the Tigers to thrilling victories. Coastal Carolina represents a new threat as a team has not lost a game since April and is at an all-time high in confidence heading into the series. LSU will have to play very solid both defensively and create adequate run support to keep the College World Series leading Run output to a minimum. With the LSU Bullpen on full rest it will be a matter of critical coaching decisions and players elevating themselves when most needed to ensure that LSU prevails and takes home an Eighth National Title.

The Saints are now in a full rebuild as Derek Carr announces he will retire. The move is a major opportunity for the franchise as it allows for the salary cap to be cleared for future moves speeding up the Kellen Moore rebuild. Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler are now in a quarterback battle that could go all the way up to week one.

Late on Sunday night A.J. Haulcy made his commitment to LSU known. The Safety was 1st Team Big 12 in 2024 and has contributed to over 250 tackles in 3 years of college football. His addition will only add to the depth now sitting in the LSU Secondary lead by coach Corey Raymond.