BATON ROUGE – Aerosmith’s hit record “Walk This Way” would’ve provided the perfect soundtrack for LSU baseball’s 11-1 win over New Orleans in seven innings Tuesday night at Alex Box Stadium.
Before the end of the fourth inning, the Tigers has already matched their season average for walks per game with six. They surpassed their season mark, getting a seventh free pass in the sixth.
This team’s ability to be patient at the plate, draw free bases and cash in has been prevalent through the first 21 games this year. Tuesday night was no different.
Daniel Dickinson earned a game-high three walks and Tanner Reaves had two walks he turned into runs for the Tigers (21-1). Jake Brown was brought home on a home run from Cade Arrambide in the third that gave LSU a 4-1 lead.
LSU star first baseman Jared Jones pieced together a four-hit night, tying a career-high for hits in a single game, which he’s done twice before Tuesday night. Jones went 4 for 5 with a home run, double, three RBIs and three runs.
Ethan Frey hit two home runs in his two plate appearances on the night, including the walk-off solo homer in the seventh.
The bullpen has its first clean outing in a few games for the Tigers. Jacob Mayers and freshman Cooper Williams each navigated more than an inning apiece. Mayers didn’t allow a hit while Williams gave up a pair of hits but held New Orleans to no runs.
What channel is LSU baseball vs New Orleans on today?
LSU versus New Orleans will be streamed on SEC Network+, which is available to anyone with a TV or streaming service that has access to SEC Network. That includes Fubo, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.
LSU baseball vs Missouri: Start time
Tuesday, March 18: 6:30 p.m.
LSU baseball vs New Orleans: Live score updates
This section will be updated
Seventh inning
TOP 7: Williams generates a double play. LSU up 10-1.
Sixth inning
BOT 6: Jones collects his fourth hit on the night, which is an RBI double that scored Derek Curiel, who extended his on-base streak to 22 games with a double of his own right before Jones. LSU leads New Orleans 10-1 going to the seventh.
TOP 6: Mayers retires the first batters of the inning before giving way to freshman lefty Cooper Williams. Williams gave up a double but was able to get Moore to fly out to center to end the threat. Still 9-1 LSU going to bottom of the sixth.
Fifth inning
BOT 5: Pinch hitter Ethan Frey, batting for Pearson, muscled a three-run homer out to the opposite field. LSU now lead New Orleans, 9-1.
TOP 5: Jacob Mayers enters the game for LSU and had a solid inning. It’ll be interesting to see if he comes back out to pitch the sixth. Tigers lead 6-1.
Fourth inning
BOT 4: Nothing doing for LSU. Tigers take 6-1 lead to fifth.
TOP 4: Three-up, three-down for Noot, his first clean inning tonight. Still 6-1 LSU.
Third inning
BOT 3: Jake Brown leads off with a double and next batter, Arrambide drives one out to left to extend LSU’s lead to 4-1. Jones’ high popfly can’t be tracked down and Tanner Reaves is able to score from first. It’s 5-1 LSU. Pearson’s infield single allowed Jones to come around and score from second. LSU takes a 6-1 lead to the fourth inning.
TOP 3: Noot pitches around a two-out single to get out of the frame. Tigers lead 2-1
Second inning
BOT 2: Pearson draws a bases loaded walk to give LSU its first lead tonight, 2-1. But Steven Milam flies out to leave bases juiced. Through two innings, the Tigers have left six runners on base.
TOP 2: A much cleaner inning for Noot in the second. He did give up the single but freshman catcher Cade Arrambide hosed a Privateer trying to steal second. Noot quickly and easily gets the next two hitters out. We’re still tied, 1-1.
First inning
BOT 1: Jared Jones just absolutely obliterated a 1-1 pitch to center field to tie the game up. Josh Pearson gest on the base via a HBP before an error from the second baseman allowed Milam to reach. Jake Brown was hit by pitch to load the bases. Arrambide strikes out to leave the bases loaded. The game is tied, 1-1.
TOP 1: Jaden Noot, in his first collegiate start, gives up a walk then back-to-back hits to allow the first run of this game. UNO’s Bryan Loriga goes opposite field to bring Diego Villescas home. Locating is a problem for Noot early on in this game. But he fans the next three after giving up the RBI hit.
LSU baseball 2025 schedule
| Date | Opponent |
| Feb. 14 | Purdue-Fort Wayne (W 14-0) |
| Feb. 15 | Purdue-Fort Wayne (W 10-1) |
| Feb. 16 | Purdue-Fort Wayne (W 8-1) |
| Feb. 18 | Southern (W 13-1 / 7 innings) |
| Feb. 21 | Omaha (W 4-2) |
| Feb. 22 | Omaha (L 5-4) |
| Feb. 22 | Omaha (W 12-1) |
| Feb. 24 | Nicholls State (W 13-3 / 7 innings) |
| Feb. 26 | No. 18 Dallas Baptist (W 7-3, College Baseball Series) |
| Feb. 28 | Kansas State (W 8-5 / 10 innings, Frisco College Classic) |
| March 1 | Nebraska (W 11-6, Frisco College Classic) |
| March 2 | Sam Houston State (W 12-8, Frisco College Classic) |
| March 4 | North Dakota State (W 11-9) |
| March 5 | North Dakota State (W 13-3 / 7 innings) |
| March 7 | North Alabama (W 13-2 / 7 innings) |
| March 8 | North Alabama (W 6-2) |
| March 9 | North Alabama (W 11-5) |
| March 11 | Xavier (W 18-4 / 7 innings) |
| March 14 | Missouri* (W 12-5) |
| March 15 | Missouri* (W 7-6) |
| March 16 | Missouri* (W 10-5) |
| March 18 | New Orleans |
| March 21 | at Texas* |
| March 22 | at Texas* |
| March 23 | at Texas* |
| March 25 | Louisiana |
| March 27 | Mississippi State* |
| March 28 | Mississippi State* |
| March 29 | Mississippi State* |
| April 1 | Louisiana Tech |
| April 3 | at Oklahoma* |
| April 4 | at Oklahoma* |
| April 5 | at Oklahoma* |
| April 8 | at Nicholls State |
| April 11 | at Auburn* |
| April 12 | at Auburn* |
| April 13 | at Auburn* |
| April 15 | McNeese State |
| April 17 | Alabama* |
| April 18 | Alabama* |
| April 19 | Alabama* |
| April 22 | Northwestern State |
| April 25 | Tennesse* |
| April 26 | Tennessee* |
| April 27 | Tennessee* |
| April 29 | Southeastern Louisiana |
| May 2 | at Texas A&M* |
| May 3 | at Texas A&M* |
| May 4 | at Texas A&M* |
| May 6 | Grambling State* |
| May 9 | Arkansas* |
| May 10 | Arkansas* |
| May 11 | Arkansas* |
| May 15 | at South Carolina* |
| May 16 | at South Carolina* |
| May 17 | at South Carolina* |
*Denotes SEC game
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Cory Diaz covers the LSU Tigers for The Daily Advertiser as part of the USA TODAY Network. Follow his Tigers coverage on Twitter: @ByCoryDiaz. Got questions regarding LSU athletics? Send them to Cory Diaz at bdiaz@gannett.com.
