LSU Baseball Dominates in Super Regional Game Against Kentucky.

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LSU starting pitcher Paul Skenes dominated in a 14-0 win against Kentucky in the Baton Rouge super regional, despite a 7-hour and 6-minute delay due to rain. Skenes threw 101 pitches, struck out nine, allowed only four hits, and walked only one in 7⅔ innings of work. He saved most of the LSU bullpen that likely will be needed against the Wildcats. Skenes' last first pitch in Alex Box Stadium clocked in at 102 miles per hour, and his last batter faced went down swinging with a 90-mph slider.
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