LSU baseball head coach Jay Johnson is always one of the best at working the transfer portal. Here's where LSU baseball ranks ...

The LSU baseball team turned into a juggernaut in 2025, but that’s not to say it was always destined to win a championship.

The LSU baseball team steamrolled its way through the second half of the NCAA Tournament, to the point that you almost forgot how difficult it was just to make it out of the Baton Rouge Regional.

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson was shown a photo of junior first baseman Jared Jones outside of a Port a Potty at Nicholls on 'Mik'd Up w/ Mikie Mahtook,' which resulted in a great deal of laughter.

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - It was a chilly afternoon but the sun was out for LSU baseball’s Media Day on Friday, Jan. 28, with new head coach Jay Johnson.

BATON ROUGE — Jay Johnson remembers where he was when Warren Morris hit the most important home run in LSU baseball history. June 8, 1996. Johnson was a 19-year-old kid from Oroville, California ...

OMAHA, Neb. — Jay Johnson was a West Coast guy and doing just fine coaching at Arizona when the opportunity to take over at LSU presented itself. The Tigers were long established as college ...

Jay is a bright guy and is going to make the right decisions. He's got a great plan and I think LSU fans should feel really good about the hands the LSU program is being put in." PublishedJun 28, 2021 ...

However, in 2024, Johnson believes that will all change. "If you ask me on paper, I believe that will be the strength of our team in 2024," Johnson said on Monday.

LSU new baseball coach Jay Johnson will sign a five-year contract worth $6.5 million deal that will grow a little bit in salary each season, according to the term sheet released by the university.

The team’s assistants sat there, watching, as Jay Johnson planned ahead with a dry erase marker. On the whiteboards, Johnson wrote down practice structures for the upcoming month, week and day.

Johnson said he would be calling both Bertman and Mainieri often while he is coach, but he does not believe he will automatically win big because they did. MORE: LSU new baseball coach Jay Johnson ...