LSU baseball schedule update: When do Tigers play next College World Series game?
LSU baseball beat UCLA in Game 8 of the College World Series on Tuesday morning. The game began on Monday night, but only three innings were played before the weather forced a suspension.
With the win, LSU avoided having to play Arkansas in a double-header on Tuesday night. Instead, UCLA will meet the Razorbacks in an elimination contest.
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When is LSU's next College World Series game?
LSU is scheduled to face the winner of Arkansas-UCLA on Wednesday night at 6 p.m. CT. The game will be carried on ESPN. Regardless of opponent, it will be a rematch for the Tigers. LSU opened the CWS with a 4-1 win against Arkansas on Saturday.
As we saw on Monday, there's always a chance that weather forces a change. Rain is expected in Omaha on Tuesday, which could force UCLA and Arkansas to be finished on Wednesday. If that's the case, officials have to make a decision on when to play the Bracket 2 final.
At 2-0, LSU is in a good spot. The Tigers are one win away from punching a ticket to the College World Series final. LSU can lose on Wednesday and still get another crack at advancing on Thursday.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: Schedule: When LSU baseball plays next College World Series game
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