Okay, once again,

Yeah, once again, congratulations, coach.

Give us an overview, please.

Yeah, great, great game.

Great night for our program.

Starts and ends on a mound winning baseball.

And two big left-enders here executed at a really, really high level.

Proud of Nate, maybe a surprise, you know, from a name from a starter, but not a

surprise performance.

Every game he's pitched in this year.

I think we've only lost one time that he's pitched the entire year, and I look for those

things.

He did a great job executing, and then, you know, Riley at this point is probably

one of the most experienced pitchers of pitching in this ballpark and having success. Did his deal.

Great performance by Dylan at the top of the lineup. We did just enough against, in my opinion,

you know, one of the two best pitching staffs in college baseball.

And to beat them four times this year is a great accomplishment for us because the respect that I have for Tony and how will they recruit and the Tennessee program.

So wrap that one up and on to tomorrow.

Okay, we'll open it up for questions for the student athletes first and we'll go back here first. I saw your hand. This one's for Dylan. Miguel Paredes Reyes. Name an affiliation. LSU Tiger TV. Dylan, you were over three yesterday. You just barely missed out on a homer earlier in this game. How did it feel like to finally hit that homer in the eighth ending? I mean, yeah, it felt good. You know, you know, it was pushing, some of the wind was pushing some balls back into play today. But, you know, it was good to kind of just get one out at the right moment and, you know, put us up a couple more runs in the ninth, you know, just extended leave. So it felt good, you know, yeah, just a, you know, a new day and you went out there and,

you know, do what I do.

Go to Leah here.

Leah Van Baton Rouge Advocate, Nate, you told me the other day that you were here watching

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