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1993 LSU Tigers baseball team

Baseball team in America

Baseball team in America

FieldValue
modebaseball
year1993
teamLSU Tigers
logo_size150
conferenceSoutheastern Conference
short_confSEC
record53-17-1
conf_record18-8
head_coachSkip Bertman (10th year)
asst_coach1Smoke Laval (10th year)
asst_coach2Dane Canevari (3rd
asst_coach3Rick Smith (1st year)
stadiumAlex Box Stadium
championNational champions
Southeastern Conference champions
SEC Western Division Tournament champions

year) Southeastern Conference champions SEC Western Division Tournament champions The 1993 LSU Tigers baseball team represented Louisiana State University in the 1993 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Alex Box Stadium. The team was coached by Skip Bertman in his 10th season at LSU.

The Tigers won the College World Series, defeating the Wichita State Shockers in the championship game.

Roster

Schedule

FebruaryDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall recordSEC record
February 22Alex Box Stadium8-31–0–
February 24Alex Box Stadium19-02-0–
February 26vs.Superdome4-72–1–
February 27vs.Superdome8-43–1–
February 28vs.Superdome4-63–2–
MarchDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall recordSEC record
March 3Alex Box Stadium3-93-3–
March 6Alex Box Stadium12-04-3–
March 7Central FloridaAlex Box Stadium14-45-3–
March 9atTurchin Stadium14-76-3–
March 10Alex Box Stadium10-07-3–
March 11Indiana StateAlex Box Stadium8-18-3–
March 13Alex Box Stadium6-29-3–
March 14MichiganAlex Box Stadium9-810-3–
March 17Alex Box Stadium7-511-3–
March 19Alex Box Stadium9-312-3–
March 21New MexicoAlex Box Stadium14-113-3–
March 21New MexicoAlex Box Stadium8-514-3–
March 23atTomlinson Stadium–Kell Field9-015-3–
March 24at Arkansas StateTomlinson Stadium–Kell Field7-1015-4–
March 27Alex Box Stadium10-316-41–0
March 27South CarolinaAlex Box Stadium6-117-42–0
March 28South CarolinaAlex Box Stadium9-917-4-12–0-1
March 29Alex Box Stadium10-318-4-1–
March 30Alex Box Stadium10-819-4-1–
March 31Maestri Field13-820-4-1–
AprilDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall recordSEC record
April 3atLindsey Nelson Stadium1-820-5-12–1–1
April 3at TennesseeLindsey Nelson Stadium4-121-5-13–1–1
April 4at TennesseeLindsey Nelson Stadium2-621-6-13–2–1
April 6atH. Alvin Brown–C. C. Stroud Field5-621-7-1
April 10Alex Box Stadium1-221-8-13-3-1
April 10FloridaAlex Box Stadium11-322-8-14-3-1
April 11FloridaAlex Box Stadium16-223-8-15-3-1
April 12Alex Box Stadium8-724-8-1-
April 13Alex Box Stadium15-1125-8-1–
April 17at MississippiSwayze Field8-026–8–16-3-1
April 17at MississippiSwayze Field2-127–8–17-3-1
April 18at MississippiSwayze Field6-528–8–18-3-1
April 19SE LouisianaAlex Box Stadium9-129-8-1-
April 20at SouthernLee-Hines Field8-730-8-1–
April 21at McNeese StateCowboy Diamond3-530-9-1–
April 24atGeorge Cole Field3-031–9–19-3-1
April 24at ArkansasGeorge Cole Field4-232–9–110-3-1
April 25at ArkansasGeorge Cole Field8-233–9–111-3-1
April 26TulaneAlex Box Stadium6-334–9–1-
April 27New OrleansAlex Box Stadium12-935–9–1-
April 28Alex Box Stadium9-1035–10–1-
MayDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall recordSEC record
May 2Alex Box Stadium1-335–11–111-4-1
May 4vs. CentenaryFair Grounds Field18-336–11–1-
May 8Alex Box Stadium21-237–11–112-4-1
May 8AuburnAlex Box Stadium8-937–12–112-5-1
May 9AuburnAlex Box Stadium2-937–13–112-6-1
May 12Arkansas StateAlex Box Stadium9-138–13–1-
May 13Arkansas StateAlex Box Stadium14-439–13–1-
May 15at Mississippi StateDudy Noble Field3-439–14–112-7-1
May 15at Mississippi StateDudy Noble Field3-240–14–113-7-1
May 16at Mississippi StateDudy Noble Field13-741–14–114-7-1
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SEC Western Division tournamentDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
May 20vs. MississippiAlex Box Stadium6-142–14–1
May 21vs. Mississippi StateAlex Box Stadium3-542–15–1
May 22vs. ArkansasAlex Box Stadium13-743–15–1
May 22vs. AuburnAlex Box Stadium13-744–15–1
May 23vs. Mississippi StateAlex Box Stadium7-345–15–1
NCAA tournament: South RegionalDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
May 27vs.Alex Box Stadium7-246–15–1
May 28vs.Alex Box Stadium12-1546–16–1
May 29vs.Alex Box Stadium13-647–16–1
May 29vs.Alex Box Stadium11-448–16–1
May 30vs. South AlabamaAlex Box Stadium9-449–16–1
NCAA tournament: College World SeriesDateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
June 4vs.Rosenblatt Stadium7–150–16–1
June 6vs. Texas A&MRosenblatt Stadium13–851–16–1
June 9vs. Long Beach StateRosenblatt Stadium8–1051–17–1
June 11vs. Long Beach StateRosenblatt Stadium6–552–17–1
June 12vs. Wichita StateRosenblatt Stadium8–052–17–1

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Awards and honors

;Adrian Antonini

  • College World Series All-Tournament Team

;Harry Berrios

  • All-America Second Team
  • All-SEC Second Team
  • SEC Tournament Most Outstanding Player
  • SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

;Jim Greely

  • College World Series All-Tournament Team

;Will Hunt

  • SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

;Russ Johnson

  • SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

;Brett Laxton

  • College World Series All-Tournament Team
  • All-America First Team
  • National Freshman of the Year
  • All-SEC First Team

;Mike Neal

  • SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

;Armando Rios

  • College World Series All-Tournament Team

;Mike Sirotka

  • College World Series All-Tournament Team

;Todd Walker

  • College World Series Most Outstanding Player
  • Golden Spikes Award Finalist
  • All-America First Team
  • SEC Player of the Year
  • All-SEC First Team

;Jason Williams

  • SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

Tigers in the 1993 MLB draft

The following members of the LSU Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 1993 Major League Baseball draft.

PlayerPositionRoundOverallMLB team
Harry BerriosOF8th231stBaltimore Orioles
Matt ChamberlainRHP11th318thPittsburgh Pirates
Mike SirotkaLHP15th425thChicago White Sox
Mike Neal3B16th447thCleveland Indians
Trey RutledgeRHP19th540thCincinnati Reds
Will HuntLHP31st865thDetroit Tigers

References

References

  1. "College World Series record Book". NCAA.org.
  2. "Individual Honors". LSUSports.net.
  3. "MLB Amateur Draft Picks who came from "Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, LA)"". Baseball Reference.
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