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Bill Franques

  • Senior Associate Communications Director, LSU Sports
Baton Rouge
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Senior Associate Communications Director at LSU, Public Address Announcer at Alex Box Stadium
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LSU has trio listed among D1 Baseball’s Top 50 transfer pitchers for 2027 season

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By Bill Franques
| Crescent City Sports Verified
Landon Hood transferred to LSU from Gonzaga. BATON ROUGE, La. – Three LSU players are listed among the Top 50 Transfer Pitchers for the 2027 season by D1Baseball.com. The list includes LSU sophomore right-hander Landon Hood (No. 2), sophomore right-hander Diego Velazquez (No. 14) and junior right-hander Kaden Smith (No. 46).
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LSU places 10 on Top 150 College Freshmen list for 2027 baseball season

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By Bill Franques
| Crescent City Sports Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. – Ten LSU players are listed among the Top 150 College Freshmen for the 2027 season by Prep Baseball Report. The list is a compilation of the true freshmen Prep Baseball Report believes are set to make immediate impacts upon their programs. LSU, Tennessee and Texas lead the nation with 10 players each on the Prep Baseball Report list.
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Skip Bertman, legendary LSU baseball coach, has died

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By Bill Franques
| KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. – J. Stanley “Skip” Bertman, the legendary LSU baseball coach and athletics director whose innovative vision significantly impacted the state of Louisiana, its flagship university, and the evolution of collegiate athletics, passed away early Friday morning in Baton Rouge. He was 88 years old.
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