Per LSU Baseball Release - The story of how Skip Bertman built the LSU baseball program from scratch to a dynasty with five national championships from 1991-2000 has arrived. Find out how Bertman did ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - LSU legend Skip Bertman who transformed Baton Rouge into the college baseball capital of the world held a book signing for his new book called “Everything Matters in Baseball ...

Skip Bertman turned LSU baseball from something next to nobody cared about into the hottest ticket in Baton Rouge, creating a dynastic decade unparalleled in school history before becoming an ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Former LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman and his wife have been diagnosed with COVID-19, The Advocate newspaper reports. Bertman and his wife, Sandy, both received the COVID-19 ...

Some people call it passion. Others call it zest. Or juice. Or gusto. Skip Bertman refers to it as “zip.” And Paul Mainieri, Bertman said, is “looooaaded with zip.” Mainieri, the longtime LSU coach, ...

Bertman isn’t saying this as Mainieri’s old boss. He’s saying this as Mainieri’s friend. These two have developed a relationship over the years, one that began some 50 years ago, when Bertman would ...

Skip Bertman has been through a lot since he retired from coaching. The loss of his beloved wife of 63 years, Sandy Bertman, in March. The loss of his home to a fire about 20 years ago. Recently, ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Sandy Bertman, the wife of former LSU baseball coach and athletics director Skip Bertman, died on Thursday at the age of 87. The Bertmans were married for 63 years ...

Sandy Bertman, the wife of former LSU baseball coach and five-time national champion Skip Bertman, died on Thursday night in Baton Rouge, LSU announced Friday. She was 87 years old. Sandy Bertman was ...

Bertman will sign copies of “Everything Matters in Baseball – The Skip Bertman Story” next to the statue bearing his likeness near Championship Plaza. The signing period will be from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on ...

OXFORD — In another life, Mike Bianco might've been a good realtor. Three decades before he led Ole Miss baseball to its first College World Series championship, Bianco turned down the MLB Draft. He ...