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SCHMIDT DOMINATES — But Is LSU’s Offense a Problem?

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Mar 1, 2026
A dominant seven-plus inning outing from William Schmidt takes center stage, with his pitch efficiency and strikeout surge highlighted. The bullpen’s high-leverage work from Dathe, Rizy and Noot gets attention. The conversation then shifts to a concerning offensive slump, including situational failures and lineup questions. The episode closes with rotation implications and upcoming matchup previews.
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INSIGHT

Weekend Starting Pitching Took Center Stage

  • LSU's starting pitching was the weekend's defining strength and extended deep into games.
  • William Schmidt threw 7.1 innings, 95 pitches, nine strikeouts and no walks, joining Evans and Cooper Moore for 29 K's and four walks across three starters.
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Schmidt's Efficiency Enabled Deep Outing

  • Schmidt's efficiency unlocked the long outing and reduced bullpen strain.
  • He retired the first 12 batters, worked mostly two- and three-pitch counts and finished seven and a third on 95 pitches (63 strikes).
INSIGHT

Offense Has Fallen Into A Four Game Slump

  • The recent offensive slump spans four games with hits and runs drying up despite early-season power.
  • LSU managed 22 hits across four games and looked overmatched by Dartmouth's Eddie Albert, who walked one and struck out eight in seven innings.
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