Guy that covers lsu baseball described the pitching as "deep but not dominant." That pretty well fits what I've guessed based on reading recaps of the games. We'll see how it goes through the season, but knowing I'm not the only one with that opinion so far makes me feel like I might be on the mark.
Don't know if "deep but not dominant" is enough to get it done on the road against a top 10 team. IMO, the "deep" part tends to disappear in hostile environments against top competition. Some of these guys will probably get rocked, and if there's no superstars to stake the tent, it might just all blow away.
Guess we'll see.
Will be interesting to see how the lineup fares as well. They have a wider mix of style than what I'm used to seeing.* LSU has leaned into being a power hitting team most of my life. This team has displayed some power, but they've executed a lot of bunts and hit-and-runs as well, situationally, and that's different than I'm used to.
* I say "seeing".....what I really mean is reading recaps. We cut the TV off during the no-footbawlz months.
