LSU will try to set a school record for victories in a 45-game regular season when it plays the University of New Orleans at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Alex Box Stadium.

The Tigers (45-7), who have tied the 1997 team’s record for victories in a 45-game season, have won their last 33 mid-week games.

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Here are the starting lineups for both teams:

New Orleans (7-40)

1. SS Zach Liberto (.280)

2. CF Dan Perkins (.236)

3. LF Reese Kanter (.255)

4. DH Andre Damiens (.264)

5. 1B Zacary Hawkins (.244)

6. C Cameron Keener (.238)

7. RF Morgan Barger (.213)

8. 3B Seth Laigast (.161)

9. 2B Zach Pohto (.183)

SP — RH Alex Smith (3-8, 4.10)

LSU (45-7)

1. DH Sean McMullen (.331)

2. RF Mark Laird (.281)

3. SS Alex Bregman (.394)

4. 1B Mason Katz (.376)

5. LF Raph Rhymes (.343)

6. 3B Christian Ibarra (.343)

7. 2B JaCoby Jones (.283)

8. C Ty Ross (.212)

9. CF Andrew Stevenson (.208)

SP — RH Hunter Newman (1-0, 2.63)

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — LSU held off Texas A&M to win the second game of their series 7-4 after it resumed Saturday morning in Blue Bell Park.

The Tigers had a 7-2 lead when the game was suspended after six innings due to severe weather Friday night. A&M won the series opener 2-1 Thursday night.

Aaron Nola (10-0) limited the Aggies to six hits and two runs in Friday’s six innings. His streak of four consecutive complete games ended. Joey Bourgeois replaced Nola when the game resumed Saturday and he allowed four hits and two runs in 1.1 innings.

Nick Rumbelow replaced Bourgeois with two runners on base and the tying run at the plate in the eighth and got an inning-ending double play. Chris Cotton pitched a perfect ninth for his 11th save.

The victory improved LSU to 44-7 and 20-6 in the Southeastern Confernce, which is one more conference win than they had when they won the SEC overall title last season.

A victory in the series finale, which begins at noon, would clinch the SEC West championship for the Tigers.

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Here are the starting lineups:

LSU (44-7, 20-6 SEC)

1. DH Sean McMullen (.331)

2. RF Mark Laird (.271)

3. SS Alex Bregman (.402)

4. 1B Mason Katz (.374)

5. LF Raph Rhymes (.351)

6. 3B Christian Ibarra (.349)

7. 2B JaCoby Jones (.288)

8. C Ty Ross (.208)

9. CF Andrew Stevenson (.186)

SP — RH Ryan Eades (8-1, 2.36)

Texas A&M (27-23, 11-14)

1. SS Mikey reynolds (.362)

2. 2B Blake Allemand (.264)

3. 1B Cole Lankford (.340)

4. C Troy Stein (.316)

5. 3B Hunter Melton (.262)

6. DH Daniel Mengden (..274)

7. LF Brandon Wood (.218)

8. CF Krey Bratsen (.266)

9. RF Jace Statum (.241)

SP — RH Parker Ray (0-1, 1.85)

LSU goes for a sweep of a Southeastern Conference series when it plays Florida at noon Saturday in Alex Box Stadium.

Andrew Stevenson has replaced Mark Laird in the Tigers starting outfield.

LSU beat the Gators 5-0 on Friday after winning the series opener 3-2 on Thursday.

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Here are the starting lineups:

Florida (25-22, 12-11 SEC)

1. CF Richie Martin .286

2. 2B Casey Turgeon .278

3. C Taylor Gushue .296

4. RF Justin Shafer .308

5. DH Zach Powers .272

6. 1B Vickash Ramjit .299

7. 3B Josh Tobias .230

8. LF Harrison Bader .293

9. SS Cody dent .179

SP — LH Danny Young (3-3, 3.44)

LSU (42-6, 18-5)

1. DH Sean McMullen .302

2. RF Jared Foster .378

3. SS Alex Bregman .396

4. 1B Mason Katz .373

5. LF Raph Rhymes .335

6. 3B Christian Ibarra .350

7. C Ty Ross .211

8. 2B JaCoby Jones .280

9. CF Andrew Stevenson .183

SP — Ryan Eades (7-1, 2.30)

LSU will try to clinch a Southeastern Conference series win when it plays Florida at 6:30 p.m. Friday in Alex Box Stadium.

The Tigers won the opener of the three-game series 3-2 Friday night. They are coming off their only series loss of the season last week against South Carolina.

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Here are the starting lineups for both teams:

Florida (25-21, 12-10 SEC)

1. CF Richie Martin .293

2. 2B Casey Turgeon .284

3. C Taylor Gushue (.297)

4. RF Justin Shafer .309

5. DH Zach Powers .271

6. 1B Vickash Ramjit .304

7. 3B Josh Tobias .234

8. LF Harrison Bader .293

9. Cody Dent .183

SP — LH Bobby Poyner (2-1, 4.22)

LSU (41-6, 17-5)

1. DH Sean McMullen .304

2. CF Mark Laird .282

3. SS Alex Bregman (.399)

4. 1B Mason Katz .382

5. LF Raph Rhymes .330

6. 3B Christian Ibarra .355

7. C Ty Ross .209

8. JaCoby Jones .275

9. RF Jared Foster .382

SP — Aaron Nola (8-0, 2.14)

Tyler Moore is back in the LSU lineup as the designated hitter for the Tigers’ season opener against Florida at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

Moore, who’s batting .298, is making just his second start against a Southeastern Conference opponent and first since March 16 at Mississippi State.

With Moore’s return to the lineup, leadoff hitter Sean McMullen ahs moved from DH to right field.

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Here are the starting lineups for both teams:

Florida (25-20, 12-9 Southeastern Conference)

1. CF Richie Martin (.286)

2. 2B Casey Turgeon (.283)

3. C Taylor Gushue (.304)

4. RF Justin Shafer (.315)

5. DH Zach Powers (.279)

6. 1B Vickash Ramjit (.311)

7. 3B Josh Tobias (.234)

8. LF Harrison Bader (.294)

9. SS Cody Dent (.178)

SP — RH Jonathon Crawford (3-5, 4.06)

LSU (40-6, 16-5)

1. RF Sean McMullen (.313)

2. CF Mark Laird (.288)

3. SS Alex Bregman (.395)

4. 1B Mason Katz (.379)

5. LF Raph Rhymes (.331)

6. 3B Christian Ibarra (.349)

7. C Ty Ross (.213)

8. 2B JaCoby Jones (.275)

9. DH Tyler Moore (.298)

SP – LH Cody Glenn (5-1, 3.13)