LSU's First Game In SEC Tournament Scheduled To Be Played Thursday Night, Time TBD

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May 26, 20224 Comments

LSU Baseball Report
For Immediate Release – May 26, 2022

LSU'S FIRST GAME IN SEC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED TO BE PLAYED THURSDAY NIGHT AT A TIME TO BE DETERMINED

HOOVER, Ala. – Due to inclement weather affecting the SEC Baseball Tournament schedule, LSU’s first game in the tournament is now scheduled to be played Thursday night at a time to be determined.

The fourth-seeded Tigers are scheduled to face No. 12 seed Kentucky, which defeated Auburn, 3-1, Wednesday in an elimination game.

The LSU game is scheduled to be the third game of the day on Thursday. The first game Thursday between Florida and Texas A&M started at 2:48 p.m. CT, and it will be followed 30 minutes after its conclusion by the Vanderbilt-Tennessee game.

The LSU-Kentucky game is scheduled to start Thursday night 30 minutes after the end of the Vanderbilt-Tennessee game.

The LSU game will be broadcast on the LSU Sports Radio Network and televised on the SEC Network.

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jbird7•36 months

Don’t see how we play today. Sec needs to do a better job at accommodating this tourney. Knew all week the weather would be like this. Should have a plan in place for situations like this.

Tiger_n_ATL•36 months

Yeah, the plan is tell God not to make it rain. Seriously dude?

jbird7•36 months

Clearly comprehension isn’t your strong suit. Was no surprise the weather was going to cause issues this week, and it’s also been an issue in the past. With other ball parks in the area, there should be a plan in place to use those facilities in order to make up games in a timely manner.

tigerbutt•36 months

So where do you find all of these ticket takers, concession workers, janitorial personnel, security, etc etc the week of the games? It’s hard enough trying to get people to work much less 60 people on standby.

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