LSU Baseball Played In The Two Most-Watched Regional Games On Record

by Staff Reporter

June 5, 20249 Comments

Jeffrey Camarati-USA TODAY Sports

BATON ROUGE, La. – The LSU-North Carolina matchups on Saturday and Monday in Chapel Hill, N.C., were the two most-watched NCAA Baseball Regional games on record, according to ESPN.

Game 7 featuring LSU and North Carolina on Monday averaged 964,000 viewers on ESPN2, and Game 4 between the Tigers and Tar Heels on Saturday averaged 756,000 viewers on ESPN2, making them the two most-watched Regional games on record.

Overall, the 16 NCAA Regionals last week produced the largest-ever viewership for the regional round on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPN +.

(Release via LSU Athletics)

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CHEDBALLZ•11 months

That's probably not counting the 20k that were watching on Cajuns feed, PODNAAAHHHHH

FLBooGoTigs1•11 months

Simpson's in the brush gif

cajunmud•11 months

Money in da bank!

Jdublsu•11 months

That many view for wofford game ought to tell you that the viewers against UNC were 80% LSU viewers

Northshoretiger87•11 months

Networks should have gotten the umps in line. networks and the city of Omaha are about to lose a lot of money. A whole lot of this could have been fixed with consistent umpiring.

imAMAZING•11 months

The business owners in omaha are the real losers when lsu isnt in the cws

225Tyga•11 months

It’s because LSU is fricking awesome.

Bucky_B•11 months

a positive comment?? i guess i had you all wrong. i will leave you alone now. well done

UpstairsComputer•11 months

That's because we are the best damn fanbase in college baseball.

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