So-so pitching dooms LSU at CWS
LSU certainly had the offensive firepower to make the College World Series championship series an all-Southeastern Conference affair.
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Jim Mashek
Jim Mashek's column has appeared in The Sun Herald since 1994. He hails from Houston and suburban Washington, D.C., and graduated from Western Kentucky University in 1978. His sports passions include SEC football, lacrosse and New York Yankees baseball. You can reach him at 228-896-2333 or jwmashek@sunherald.com.
Jim Mashek's column has appeared in The Sun Herald since 1994. He hails from Houston and suburban Washington, D.C., and graduated from Western Kentucky University in 1978. His sports passions include SEC football, lacrosse and New York Yankees baseball. You can reach him at 228-896-2333 or jwmashek@sunherald.com.
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