5 NCAA TITLES, 14 CWS APPEARANCES, 13 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009 LSU BASEBALL

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1 GAMES Schedule/Results (11-3, 0-0 SEC) Date Opponent Time/Result February 20 (Fri.) VILLANOVA W, (Sat.) VILLANOVA W, (Sun.) VILLANOVA W, (Wed.) SOUTHERN W, (Fri.) CENTRAL FLORIDA W, (Sat.) CENTRAL FLORIDA W, 11-2 March 1 (Sun.) CENTRAL FLORIDA W, (Tue.) at New Orleans W, (Wed.) MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE W, (Fri.) ILLINOIS L, (Sat.) ILLINOIS W, (Sun.) ILLINOIS L, (Tue.) at Southeastern Louisiana W, (Wed.) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L, (Fri.) KENTUCKY 7 p.m. 14 (Sat.) KENTUCKY 3 p.m. 15 (Sun.) KENTUCKY 1 p.m. 17 (Tue.) NORTHWESTERN STATE 6:30 p.m. 18 (Wed.) McNEESE STATE 6:30 p.m. 20 (Fri.) at South Carolina 6 p.m. 21 (Sat.) at South Carolina 3 p.m. 22 (Sun.) at South Carolina 12:30 p.m. 24 (Tue.) HARVARD 6:30 p.m. 25 (Wed.) HARVARD 6:30 p.m. 27 (Fri.) OLE MISS 7 p.m. 28 (Sat.) OLE MISS 3 p.m. 29 (Sun.) OLE MISS 1 p.m. 31 (Tue.) at Tulane 6 p.m. April 3 (Fri.) at Georgia 6 p.m. 4 (Sat.) at Georgia Noon 5 (Sun.) at Georgia 11 a.m. 8 (Wed.) GRAMBLING 6:30 pm. 10 (Fri.) at Alabama 6:30 p.m. 11 (Sat.) at Alabama 4 p.m. 12 (Sun.) at Alabama 2 p.m. 14 (Tue.) NEW ORLEANS 6:30 p.m. 15 (Wed.) NICHOLLS STATE 6:30 p.m. 17 (Fri.) TENNESSEE 7 p.m. 18 (Sat.) TENNESSEE 1 p.m. 19 (Sun.) TENNESSEE 1 p.m. 21 (Tue.) SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 6:30 p.m. 22 (Wed.) Louisiana-Lafayette * 7 p.m. 24 (Fri.) AUBURN 7 p.m. 25 (Sat.) AUBURN 3 p.m. 26 (Sun.) AUBURN 1 p.m. 28 (Tue.) TULANE 6:30 p.m. May 1 (Fri.) at Arkansas 6:35 p.m. 2 (Sat.) at Arkansas 2:05 p.m. 3 (Sun.) at Arkansas 1:05 p.m. 8 (Fri.) FLORIDA 7 p.m. 9 (Sat.) FLORIDA 7 p.m. 10 (Sun.) FLORIDA Noon 12 (Tue.) CENTENARY 6:30 p.m. 14 (Thu.) at Mississippi State 6:30 p.m. 15 (Fri.) at Mississippi State 6:30 p.m. 16 (Sat.) at Mississippi State 2 p.m. May (Wed.-Sun.) SEC Tournament May 29-31/June 1(Fri.-Sun./Mon.) NCAA Regional Tournament June 5-7/6-8 (Fri.-Sun./Sat.-Mon.) NCAA Super Regional Series June 13-23/24 (Sat.-Tue./Wed.) College World Series * - at Zephyr Field (Metairie, La.) Hoover, Ala. Site TBA Site TBA Omaha, Neb. Kentucky Wildcats (11-2) at LSU Fighting Tigers (11-3) RANKINGS LSU - No. 3 by Collegiate Baseball, No. 4 by USA Today/ESPN, No. 4 by Baseball America UK - No. 29 by Collegiate Baseball RADIO LSU Sports Radio Network affiliates The Baton Rouge affiliate is WDGL 98.1 FM INTERNET - live audio and stats TV none PITCHING MATCHUPS Game 1 LSU - So. RHP Anthony Ranaudo (2-0, 0.98 ERA, 18.1 IP, 4 BB, 20 SO) UK - Jr. LHP James Paxton (3-0, 3.63 ERA, 17.1 IP, 1 BB, 23 SO) Game 2 LSU - So. RHP Austin Ross (2-1, 1.59 ERA, 17 IP, 1 BB, 18 SO) UK - Sr. LHP Chris Rusin (2-1, 3.63 ERA, 17.1 IP, 2 BB, 29 SO) Game 3 LSU - TBA UK - TBA 5 NCAA TITLES, 14 CWS APPEARANCES, 13 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009 LSU BASEBALL vs. Kentucky March p.m., 3 p.m., 1 p.m. Baton Rouge, La. Alex Box Stadium (9,200) NOTES ON THE TIGERS LSU, a consensus No. 1 in the polls last week, is ranked No. 3 by Collegiate Baseball and No. 4 by Baseball America and USA Today/ESPN after the Tigers lost two of three games to Illinois last weekend. LSU has split its two games this week, posting a 16-5 win at Southeastern Louisiana Tuesday before dropped a 10-9 decision to Louisiana-Lafayette on Wednesday. LSU is playing its opening SEC series at home for the first time since 2003, when the Tigers played host to Florida. Kentucky has won nine straight games, including victories this week over Georgetown College (12-5) and Indiana (8-7). LSU sophomore right-hander Anthony Ranaudo will start Friday s game on the mound vs. UK. enjoyed an excellent outing last Friday versus Illinois, though he was not involved in the decision of a 3-1 loss. Ranaudo fired a career-high 12 strikeouts in seven inning while limiting the Illini to four hits and one unearned run. LSU enters Friday's game batting.348 as a team with 31 home runs. The Tigers are second in the SEC in batting average (Georgia is first at.360) and LSU is second in homers (Auburn is first with 33 HR). LSU junior first baseman/catcher Sean Ochinko is third in the SEC with a.473 batting average, and he ranks first in the league in hits (26). Ochinko is also No. 2 in the conference in RBI (27) and he has six homers this season, one in each of the Tigers' last four games. The last LSU players to homer in four consecutive games were former first baseman Matt Clark and outfielder Blake Dean, each of whom hit dingers in four straight contests last season from May LSU Record 11-3 Highest Ranking No. 3 (Collegiate Baseball) Coach Paul Mainieri Career Record (27th year) LSU Record (third year) Mainieri vs. UK Kentucky Record 11-2 Highest Ranking No. 29 (Collegiate Baseball) Coach Gary Henderson Career Record 11-2 (first year) UK Record same Henderson vs. LSU 0-0 LSU Sports Information P.O. Box 25095, Baton Rouge, LA Phone Fax

2 LSU By The Numbers in 2009 Overall 11-3 SEC 0-0 Home 9-3 Away 2-0 Neutral Sites 0-0 Day 6-1 Night 5-2 Vs. Left-Handed Starter 3-2 Vs. Right-Handed Starter 8-1 TV Games 1-0 On Jumbo Sports 0-0 On Cox Sports 1-0 On FSN Florida 0-0 On SEC-TV 0-0 Vs. SEC West 0-0 Vs. SEC East 0-0 Non-SEC Games 11-3 Vs. Louisiana opponents 3-1 Vs. Ranked opponents 0-0 Vs. Big East 3-0 Vs. Big Vs. SWA C 2-0 Vs. Southland 1-0 Vs. CUSA 3-0 Vs. Sun Belt 1-1 Doubleheader Games 0-0 Game 1 of weekend series 2-1 Game 2 of weekend series 3-0 Game 3 of weekend series 2-1 Sunday 2-1 Tuesday 2-0 W ednesday 2-1 Friday 2-1 Saturday 3-0 One-run games 0-1 Two-run games 0-1 Extra inning games 0-0 Shutouts 1-0 Number of Losing Streaks 0 Longest Losing Streak 0 Games LSU scores first 8-0 Games opponent scores first 3-3 When LSU scores When LSU scores <6 0-2 When opponent scores When opponent scores < When LSU leads after 6 innings 10-0 When LSU trails after 6 innings 1-2 When tied after 6 innings 0-1 When LSU leads after 7 innings 10-0 When LSU trails after 7 innings 1-2 When tied after 7 innings 0-1 When LSU leads after 8 innings 11-0 When LSU trails after 8 innings 0-1 When tied after 8 innings 0-2 When LSU has 10+ hits 10-1 When LSU has <6 hits 0-0 When opponent has 10+ hits 2-2 When opponent has <6 hits 3-0 When LSU has more hits 10-2 When LSU has fewer hits 0-1 Equal hits 1-0 When LSU hits 2 or more HR 7-0 When LSU homers 10-3 When LSU hits no home runs 1-0 When opp. hits 2 or more HR 5-2 When opponent hits no HR 6-1 Games won on final at-bat 1 Games lost on final at-bat 2 Come-from-behind wins 4 Losses when LSU held lead 0 Blown saves 0 Longest game 3:19 at SLU (3/10/09) Shortest game 2:31 vs. Illinois (3/6/09) MORE NOTES ON THE TIGERS The Tigers began this week with a 16-5 victory at Southeastern Louisiana on Tuesday night. Freshman left-hander Chris Matulis won his third game in three starts and LSU broke open a close game with a six-run fourth inning. Matulis limited the Lions to two earned runs on seven hits in six innings with three walks and three strikeouts, firing 90 pitches during his outing. LSU s 11-hit attack included home runs by centerfielder Leon Landy, first baseman/catcher Sean Ochinko and leftfielder Jared Mitchell. LSU's loss to Illinois last Friday ended the Tigers' 25-game regular-season win streak that dated back to last season. The Tigers had not lost a regular-season game since April 19, 2008 versus Georgia. LSU hit seven home runs, including three grand slams, in a win over Illinois on March 7. The Tigers' three grand slams tied an NCAA single-game record achieved on eight previous occasions, most by recently by Southeast Missouri State versus Freed-Hardeman on March 28, LSU became the first Southeastern Conference team to hit three grand slams in a single contest in the March 7 game vs. Illinois. The Tigers launched seven homers in a game for the first time since June 9, 2008, in Game 3 of the NCAA Super Regional versus UC Irvine. The Tigers have launched 27 homers - including five grand slams - in 12 games this season. LSU junior first baseman/catcher Sean Ochinko hit.500 (10-for-20) in five games last week (March 3-8) with three doubles, four homers, 14 RBI and seven runs scored, earning LSWA HItter of the Week honors. Ochinko hit grand slams in consecutive games - at New Orleans on March 3 and versus Mississippi Valley State on March 4. The grand slam against MVSU was the game-winning hit, as it erased a 4-3 deficit in the bottom of the eighth inning. LSU sophomore shortstop DJ LeMahieu saw his 25-game hitting streak - dating back to last season - end in last Friday's game versus Illinois. LSU leads the overall series with Kentucky, , including a three-game series sweep in Lexington last season. The Tigers have won eight of their last 10 SEC series over Kentucky; however, the teams are against each other over the past nine games. UK posted a series victory in 2007 in its last visit to Baton Rouge. Kentucky won the first two games of the '07 series by scores of 16-2 and 6-5 before Game 3 ended in a 9-9 tie when the contest was halted after eight innings due to SEC travel regulations. TIGERS RECEIVE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION Junior outfielder Blake Dean and junior second baseman Ryan Schimpf were named to the Rivals.com first team preseason all-america squad and to the Baseball America second team. Sophomore shortstop DJ LeMahieu and junior outfielder Jared Mitchell were voted to the Baseball America third team. Dean, a native of Crestview, Fla., hit a team-best.353 (95-for-269) last season with 18 doubles, three triples, 20 homers and 73 RBI, earning first-team All-America recognition while leading LSU to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Schimpf, a Covington, La. native, batted.320 (80-for-250) last season with 18 doubles, an SEC-best seven triples, 12 homers and 54 RBI. He batted a sizzling.419 (18-for-43) in LSU's 13 postseason games with seven doubles, two triples, two homers, 15 RBI and 11 runs. LeMahieu, a product of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., started 67 games at shortstop in 2008, batting.337 (87-for-258) with 11 doubles, one triple, six homers, 44 RBI and 10 steals. He hit.336 (39-for-116) in SEC regular-season games with four doubles, two homers and 15 RBI. Mitchell batted.297 (52-for-175) last season with 10 doubles, one triple, six homers, 29 RBI, 44 runs and 16 stolen bases. He batted.365 (19-for-52) in SEC regular-season games with five doubles, four homers, 13 RBI, 16 runs and four steals. Pitcher Louis Coleman was named a second-team preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball magazine. Coleman was the 14th round selection of the Washington Nationals in the 2008 MLB Draft; however, he elected to return to LSU for his senior season. The Schlater, Miss. native pitched brilliantly in 2008, appearing in 23 games (three starts). He recorded an 8-1 mark and a team-best 1.95 ERA in 55.1 innings with two saves, 10 walks and 62 strikeouts. Coleman was dominant down the stretch of the '08 season - from April 15 through the Tigers' final game in the College World Series, he was 7-1 with a 1.91 ERA and two saves in 16 outings (one start) with 45 strikeouts in 42.1 innings. Catcher Micah Gibbs was also a second-team preseason all-america selection by Collegiate Baseball. A product of Pflugerville, Texas, Gibbs batted.322 (56-for-174) last season with 16 doubles, two homers, 35 RBI and 31 runs, receiving Freshman All-America recognition. He was the Tigers' leading hitter in SEC regular-season games, batting.345 (29-for-84) with seven doubles, one homer and 21 RBI. LSU BASEBALL

3 COACHES PICK LSU TO WIN SEC CHAMPIONSHIP The LSU Tigers are predicted to win the 2009 Southeastern Conference baseball championship, as voted by the league's 12 baseball coaches in the 18th annual preseason SEC poll. The Tigers seek to capture their league-leading 14th SEC Championship and first since In the overall SEC Champion vote, LSU received ten of a possible 11 votes. Ole Miss and Georgia also received one vote each SEC Baseball Preseason Poll Eastern Division Team Pts. '08 SEC Rec/Finish 1) Georgia (10) / 1st 2) Florida (2) / 2nd 3) Vanderbilt / 4th 4) S. Carolina / 5th 5) Tennessee / 6th 6) Kentucky / 3rd Western Division Team Pts. '08 SEC Rec/Finish 1) LSU (10) / 1st 2) Ole Miss (2) / 3rd 3) Alabama / 2nd 4) Arkansas / 4th 5) Auburn / 5th 6) Miss. State / 6th ( ) - First Place Votes SEC Champion: LSU (10); Georgia (1); Ole Miss (1) LSU LISTED AMONG NATION S "MOST DESIRABLE" PROGRAMS LSU, a five-time NCAA champion and the nation s leader in attendance for 13 straight seasons, is listed among the Top 10 "Most Desirable" college baseball programs by Rivals.com. The web site selected 10 programs that are outstanding in the categories of resources, facilities and tradition. In addition, LSU coach Paul Mainieri is rated No. 1 in the Rivals.com "Power Rankings" of college head coaches. Mainieri was named the Rivals.com 2008 National Coach of the Year last summer after guiding LSU to the SEC Western Division title, the SEC Tournament championship and a berth in the College World Series. Following are notes on the LSU program by Kendall Rogers, college baseball editor for Rivals.com: LSU In six years of covering college baseball, there s not been a better place than LSU to cover an important series. From the numerous tailgates outside the stadium to the party inside the stadium, LSU fans make their games events to remember. That, among other things, is what makes LSU such an attractive place to be from both a coaching and recruiting standpoint. LSU also has a wealth of history. The Tigers have captured five national titles with the latest in Though old Alex Box Stadium was a great old-school ballpark, LSU is about to receive a huge boost when its new ballpark is finished in early spring. Perhaps most important to coaches, the Tigers aren t afraid to open the checkbook to hire premier coaches. LSU Coach Paul Mainieri 2008 National Coach of the Year (Rivals.com, CollegeBaseballInsider.com) Career Record (27 seasons) LSU Record (two seasons) LSU Baseball under Mainieri in 2008 College World Series Participant SEC Tournament Champion SEC Western Division Champion SEC-Record 23-Game Win Streak Mainieri directed LSU last season to a record and the Tigers' first CWS berth since LSU, which was predicted to finish fifth in the SEC Western Division in the preseason league coaches' poll, won 26 of its final 29 games during a remarkable late-season surge. With four weeks remaining in the regular season, LSU was overall and in 11th place in the overall SEC standings with a record; however, the Tigers posted a conference-record 23-game win streak that saw LSU claim the SEC Western Division title, the SEC Tournament championship and the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional championship. LSU's 23-game surge ended with a loss to UC Irvine in Game 1 of the NCAA Baton Rouge Super Regional, but the Tigers won the next two games over the Anteaters to advance to the College World Series for the 14th time in school history and for the first time since LSU placed fifth in Omaha with a 1-2 record, marking the Tigers' first Top 5 CWS finish since the 2000 squad claimed the national title. Mainieri's emphasis on academic achievement produced outstanding results in the classroom. Fourteen LSU baseball players - the most in the program's history - were named to the 2008 Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll. The previous high for the LSU squad was 12 players, established in 2004 and in The 2008 team's cumulative GPA for the spring semester was 2.89, the highest figure in LSU Baseball history, and the cumulative GPA for the entire academic year was 2.83, also the highest ever recorded by the baseball program. In addition, the Tigers logged 345 hours of community service work, the most by any of the LSU men's sports programs during the academic year. Mainieri has established an active community service function within the baseball program, as the Tigers regularly visit hospitals and schools in the Baton Rouge area. The team also participates in the ALS Walk -- promoting awareness of the treatment of Lou Gehrig's Disease -- and in the Buddy Walk, which is designed to encourage acceptance and inclusion of people with Down Syndrome. LSU BASEBALL

4 2009 LSU Baseball Overall Statistics for LSU (as of Mar 12, 2009) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 11-3 Home: 9-3 Away: 2-0 SEC: 0-0 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 14 Sean Ochinko DJ LeMahieu Tyler Hanover Chad Jones Derek Helenihi Leon Landry Ryan Schimpf Micah Gibbs Blake Dean Beau Didier Austin Nola Jared Mitchell Buzzy Haydel Grant Dozar Chris McGhee Nicholas Pontiff Mikie Mahtook Kevin Farnsworth Randy Zeigler Totals Opponents LOB - Team (115), Opp (97). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (16). (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 23 Anthony Ranaudo / Austin Ross / Chris Matulis / Louis Coleman / Ryan Byrd / Matty Ott / Daniel Bradshaw / Shane Riedie / Ben Alsup / Paul Bertuccini / Jordan Nicholson / Randy Zeigler / Spencer Mathews / Nolan Cain / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Gibbs 1, Ochinko 1, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (1), Ott 1. SBA/ATT - Gibbs (12-16), Ranaudo (1-4), Ross (2-3), Matulis (2-3), Riedie (2-2), Ochinko (2-2), Nicholson (2-2), Coleman (1-1), Bertuccini (1-1), Alsup (1-1), Bradshaw (1-1), Ott (1-1).

5 2009 LSU Baseball Overall Statistics for LSU (as of Mar 12, 2009) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 16 Ryan Schimpf Grant Dozar Tyler Hanover Blake Dean Chad Jones Buzzy Haydel Kevin Farnsworth Ben Alsup Matty Ott Mikie Mahtook Chris Matulis Nolan Cain Shane Riedie Spencer Mathews Jordan Nicholson Daniel Bradshaw Sean Ochinko Micah Gibbs Derek Helenihi Leon Landry DJ LeMahieu Jared Mitchell Nicholas Pontiff Austin Ross Louis Coleman Austin Nola Anthony Ranaudo Chris McGhee Randy Zeigler Paul Bertuccini Ryan Byrd Beau Didier Totals Opponents

6 2009 LSU Baseball Game Results for LSU (as of Mar 12, 2009) (All games) Date Opponent Score Inns Overall SEC Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 20, 2009 VILLANOVA W Coleman (W 1-0) :17 Feb 21, 2009 VILLANOVA W Ranaudo (W 1-0) :40 Feb 22, 2009 VILLANOVA W Ross (W 1-0) :01 Feb 25, 2009 SOUTHERN W Matulis (W 1-0) :12 Feb 27, 2009 UCF W Ranaudo (W 2-0) :14 Feb 28, 2009 UCF W Ott (W 1-0) :10 Mar 01, 2009 UCF W Ross (W 2-0) :59 Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans W Matulis (W 2-0) :11 Mar 04, 2009 MISS. VALLEY STATE W Coleman (W 2-0) :55 Mar 06, 2009 ILLINOIS L Coleman (L 2-1) :31 Mar 07, 2009 ILLINOIS W Nicholson (W 1-0) :12 Mar 08, 2009 ILLINOIS L Ross (L 2-1) :55 Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. W Matulis (W 3-0) :19 Mar 11, 2009 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L Ott (L 1-1) :11 * = Conference game () extra inning game

7 2009 LSU Baseball Individual Game-by-Game Statistics #47 Ben Alsup - 6 appearances (All games) Feb 22, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #44 Paul Bertuccini - 4 appearances (All games) Feb 22, 2009 Villanova Feb 27, 2009 UCF Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Totals #24 Daniel Bradshaw - 5 appearances (All games) Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette Totals #10 Ryan Byrd - 2 appearances (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #39 Nolan Cain - 2 appearances (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #29 Louis Coleman - 6 appearances (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State Mar 06, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette Totals

8 #34 Blake Dean - 14 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #7 Grant Dozar - 11 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #53 Kevin Farnsworth - 6 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 27, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #33 Micah Gibbs - 13 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals

9 #11 Tyler Hanover - 12 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #2 Buzzy Haydel - 9 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #5 Derek Helenihi - 12 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #4 Chad Jones - 10 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Totals

10 #6 Leon Landry - 14 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #17 DJ LeMahieu - 14 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #8 Mikie Mahtook - 11 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 06, 2009 Illinois Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #58 Spencer Mathews - 4 appearances (All games) Feb 22, 2009 Villanova Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette Totals #30 Chris Matulis - 3 appearances (All games) Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Totals

11 #32 Chris McGhee - 12 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #3 Jared Mitchell - 10 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #38 Jordan Nicholson - 4 appearances (All games) Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette Totals #36 Austin Nola - 9 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #14 Sean Ochinko - 14 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals

12 #22 Matty Ott - 6 appearances (All games) Feb 21, 2009 Villanova Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette Totals #18 Nicholas Pontiff - 11 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern Feb 27, 2009 UCF Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Mar 08, 2009 Illinois Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La Totals #23 Anthony Ranaudo - 3 appearances (All games) Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Totals #20 Shane Riedie - 2 appearances (All games) Feb 28, 2009 UCF Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Totals #12 Austin Ross - 3 appearances (All games) Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Totals #16 Ryan Schimpf - 14 games (All games) Feb 20, 2009 Villanova * Feb 21, 2009 Villanova * Feb 22, 2009 Villanova * Feb 25, 2009 Southern * Feb 27, 2009 UCF * Feb 28, 2009 UCF * Mar 01, 2009 UCF * Mar 03, 2009 at New Orleans * Mar 04, 2009 Miss. Valley State * Mar 06, 2009 Illinois * Mar 07, 2009 Illinois * Mar 08, 2009 Illinois * Mar 10, 2009 at Southeastern La. * Mar 11, 2009 Louisiana-Lafayette * Totals #25 Randy Zeigler - 2 appearances (All games) Mar 01, 2009 UCF Mar 07, 2009 Illinois Totals

13 LSU OVERALL CAREER STATISTICS Ben Alsup / / TOTAL / Paul Bertuccini / / / TOTAL / Daniel Bradshaw / / TOTAL / Ryan Byrd / / / / TOTAL / Nolan Cain / / / / TOTAL / Louis Coleman / / / / TOTAL / Blake Dean TOTAL

14 LSU OVERALL CAREER STATISTICS Kevin Farnsworth TOTAL Micah Gibbs TOTAL Buzzy Haydel TOTAL Derek Helenihi TOTAL Chad Jones TOTAL Leon Landry TOTAL DJ LeMahieu TOTAL Chris McGhee TOTAL

15 LSU OVERALL CAREER STATISTICS Jared Mitchell TOTAL Jordan Nicholson / / TOTAL / Sean Ochinko TOTAL Nicholas Pontiff TOTAL Anthony Ranaudo / / TOTAL / Austin Ross / / TOTAL / Ryan Schimpf TOTAL

16 LSU CAREER STATISTICS IN GAMES VS. KENTUCKY Paul Bertuccini / TOTAL / Daniel Bradshaw / TOTAL / Ryan Byrd / TOTAL / Nolan Cain / / TOTAL / Louis Coleman / / TOTAL / Blake Dean TOTAL Micah Gibbs TOTAL Buzzy Haydel TOTAL Derek Helenihi TOTAL Leon Landry TOTAL