LSU has six starters who are hitting higher than .300, yet the team was held to just five hits against UCLA. North Carolina's starter, freshman Trent Thornton, was a closer for most of the year, but finished with 11 wins, and his ERA was the seventh-lowest in the country at 1.28. Hitters are batting just .194 against him.
LSU starter Cody Glenn hasn't pitched in almost a month, after being suspended for the NCAA Regional, and not being used in the Super Regional. Glenn is 7-2 this season with a 2.41 ERA, while opponents are batting .234 against him.
How will Tuesday's game play out? Will LSU's bats come alive? Will Cody Glenn silence North Carolina's powerful lineup, led by No. 6 overall pick in the MLB draft, Colin Moran? Vote and comment below.
