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1991 LSU Tigers baseball team

American college baseball season

Field	Value
mode	baseball
year	1991
team	LSU Tigers
logo_size	150
conference	Southeastern Conference
short_conf	SEC
record	55-18
conf_record	19-7
head_coach	Skip Bertman (8th year)
asst_coach1	Smoke Laval (8th year)
asst_coach2	Dane Canevari (1st year)
stadium	Alex Box Stadium
champion	[National champions](1991-ncaa-division-i-baseball-tournament-college-world-series)
Southeastern Conference champions

Southeastern Conference champions The 1991 LSU Tigers baseball team represented Louisiana State University in the 1991 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Alex Box Stadium. The team was coached by Skip Bertman in his 8th season at LSU.

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

Roster

Schedule

February	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score	Overall record
February 9		Alex Box Stadium	6-4	1–0	–
February 10		Alex Box Stadium	6-0	2–0	–
February 12		Alex Box Stadium	10-3	3–0	–
February 15		Alex Box Stadium	5-0	4–0	–
February 15	Stephen F. Austin	Alex Box Stadium	14-3	5–0	–
February 16	Stephen F. Austin	Alex Box Stadium	9-0	6–0	–
February 22		Alex Box Stadium	1-3	6–1	–
February 23	Texas A&M	Alex Box Stadium	13-8	7–1	–
February 23	Texas A&M	Alex Box Stadium	5-0	8–1	–
February 26		Alex Box Stadium	8-3	9–1	–
February 27		Alex Box Stadium	8-1	10–1	–

March	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score	Overall record
March 1	vs.	Superdome	4-3	11–1	–
March 2	vs.	Superdome	6-5	12–1	–
March 3	vs. [Florida State](1991-florida-state-seminoles-baseball-team)	Superdome	0-8	12–2	–
March 4		Alex Box Stadium	3-7	12–3	–
March 5		Alex Box Stadium	6-7	12–4	–
March 6		Maestri Field	7-5	13-4	–
March 8	at	Rebel Stadium	14-4	14–4	–
March 9	at UNLV	Rebel Stadium	1-5	14–5	–
March 9	at UNLV	Rebel Stadium	9-4	15–5	–
March 12		Alex Box Stadium	3-6	15–6	–
March 13		Alex Box Stadium	6-4	16–6	–
March 17	Mississippi State	Alex Box Stadium	4-2	17–6	1–0
March 17	Mississippi State	Alex Box Stadium	6-5	18–6	2–0
March 19	at Southern	Lee-Hines Field	5-2	19–6	–
March 20	at Tulane	Turchin Stadium	1-5	19-7	–
March 23	at	Swayze Field	4-0	20–7	3–0
March 23	at Mississippi	Swayze Field	3-2	21–7	4–0
March 24	at Mississippi	Swayze Field	7-3	22–7	5–0
March 26		Alex Box Stadium	2-1	23–7	–
March 27		Alex Box Stadium	14-4	24–7	–
March 30	at	Plainsman Park	6-2	25–7	6–0
March 30	at Auburn	Plainsman Park	3-2	26–7	7–0
March 31	at Auburn	Plainsman Park	13-8	27–7	8–0

April	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score	Overall record
April 2		Alex Box Stadium	3-6	27–8	–
April 3		Alex Box Stadium	6-5	28-8	–
April 6	Florida	Alex Box Stadium	6-5	29-8	9–0
April 6	Florida	Alex Box Stadium	5-3	30-8	10–0
April 7	Florida	Alex Box Stadium	12-6	31-8	11–0
April 9	at	H. Alvin Brown–C. C. Stroud Field	7-3	32-8	–
April 10	at Louisiana Tech	J. C. Love Field	13-6	33-8	–
April 13	at	Lindsey Nelson Stadium	3-5	33-9	11–1
April 13	at Tennessee	Lindsey Nelson Stadium	5-6	33-10	11–2
April 14	at Tennessee	Lindsey Nelson Stadium	11-4	34-10	12–2
April 16		Alex Box Stadium	15-2	35-10	–
April 17	at New Orleans	Maestri Field	5-2	36-10	–
April 20	at	Cliff Hagan Stadium	7-17	36-11	12–3
April 20	at Kentucky	Cliff Hagan Stadium	7-11	36-12	12–4
April 21	at Kentucky	Cliff Hagan Stadium	3-7	36-13	12–5
April 24		Alex Box Stadium	12-3	37-13	–
April 25	SE Louisiana	Alex Box Stadium	2-15	37-14	–
April 27		Alex Box Stadium	15-4	38-14	13–5
April 27	Alabama	Alex Box Stadium	6-8	38-15	13–6
April 28	Alabama	Alex Box Stadium	11-6	39-15	14–6

May	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score	Overall record
May 4		Alex Box Stadium	21-5	40-15	15–6
May 4	Vanderbilt	Alex Box Stadium	8-5	41-15	16–6
May 5	Vanderbilt	Alex Box Stadium	6-11	41-16	16–7
May 11	at	Foley Field	10-4	42-16	17–7
May 11	at Georgia	Foley Field	5-0	43-16	18–7
May 12	at Georgia	Foley Field	16-7	44-16	19–7

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[1991 Southeastern Conference baseball tournament](1991-southeastern-conference-baseball-tournament)	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score
May 16	vs. Kentucky	Alex Box Stadium	8-7	45-16
May 18	vs. Mississippi State	Alex Box Stadium	8-2	46-16
May 18	vs. Florida	Alex Box Stadium	1-7	46-17
May 19	vs. Mississippi State	Alex Box Stadium	9-4	47-17
May 18	vs. Florida	Alex Box Stadium	4-8	47-18

[NCAA tournament: South Regional](1991-ncaa-division-i-baseball-tournament)	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score
May 24	vs. Northwestern State	Alex Box Stadium	13-2	48–18
May 26	vs.	Alex Box Stadium	4-3	49–18
May 27	vs. Texas A&M	Alex Box Stadium	7-1	50–18
May 28	vs.	Alex Box Stadium	8-5	51–18

[NCAA tournament: College World Series](1991-ncaa-division-i-baseball-tournament-college-world-series)	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score
May 31	vs. Florida	Rosenblatt Stadium	8–1	52–18
June 2	vs. [Fresno State](1991-fresno-state-bulldogs-baseball-team)	Rosenblatt Stadium	15–3	53–18
June 5	vs. Florida	Rosenblatt Stadium	19–8	54–18
June 8	vs. [Wichita State](1991-wichita-state-shockers-baseball-team)	Rosenblatt Stadium	6–3	55–18

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Awards and honors

;Rich Cordani

All-SEC Second Team

;Rick Greene

All-America Second Team

;Gary Hymel

College World Series Most Outstanding Player
College World Series All-Tournament Team
All-SEC Second Team

;Tookie Johnson

All-SEC First Team

;Chris Moock

SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

;Lyle Mouton

College World Series All-Tournament Team
All-America Third Team
All-SEC Second Team

;Chad Ogea

College World Series All-Tournament Team
All-America Second Team

;John Tellechea

College World Series All-Tournament Team

Tigers in the 1991 MLB draft

The following members of the LSU Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 1991 Major League Baseball draft.

Player	Position	Round	Overall	MLB team
Chad Ogea	RHP	3rd	86th	Cleveland Indians
Paul Byrd	RHP	4th	112th	Cleveland Indians
Lyle Mouton	OF	5th	126th	New York Yankees
Mark Larosa	RHP	8th	217th	Montreal Expos
Gary Hymel	C	14th	373rd	Montreal Expos
Chris Moock	3B	79th	1565th	New York Yankees

References

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

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