Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Roberts.

And as always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson, coming to you in the wee hours of Wednesday morning as we

I prepare for a full day of coverage in Hoover, Alabama, the SEC baseball tournament.

Everything got underway on Tuesday.

And probably the most important news of the day as it relates to Mississippi State is the LSU Tigers knock off South Carolina.

Not a huge surprise there, but LSU obviously gets down early in that ballgame battles back to

win, and you knew the tigers would respond. You know, when South Carolina jumped up 5'1 in that second inning,

you knew there was a lot of baseball left. As great as it felt at the time, you just knew at some point LSU would pull even.

They eventually pull away, win the ball game.

They are almost like Kentucky in the MSU, I mean,

pardon me, an SEC basketball tournament.

You expect LSU to be playing their best baseball this time of year.

It's very rare to see the Tigers get knocked out early.

And also, too, the first time ever, number 12 seed would have won the ball game.

That's never happened in the SEC tournament.

And we've been doing this now for several years with the new format.

But South Carolina gave it a run for a while.

They just don't have any pitching.

You know, as we saw firsthand this past weekend, and they threw every arm, they had it

at with you trying to extend their season, but it is now over.

So South Carolina is the last team, end of the tournament, the last team eliminated on

Tuesday, but the issue

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