After A Massive Victory LSU Tigers Coach Jay Johnson Shares Heartfelt Remarks Thursday Evening
The LSU Tigers are led by one of college baseball’s top head coaches, Jay Johnson. Known for his exceptional recruiting skills, Johnson has assembled an outstanding coaching staff. Year after year, he proves that his strategic choices complement the talent on his roster.
On Wednesday night, the Tigers secured a dramatic walk-off win against the Arkansas Razorbacks in what was one of the most thrilling games in recent memory. Following the victory, Johnson was visibly emotional and expressed deep gratitude.
Jay Johnson shares emotional reflections after win
After clinching a spot in the Men’s College World Series finals against Coastal Carolina, Johnson offered heartfelt remarks about this year’s team.
Now, he finds himself with another chance to lead LSU to a national title—their second in three years.
Jay Johnson: "I said two years ago for Tommy's walk-off homer against Wake Forest that I felt something in my body that I'd never felt before. Greatest moment in my life. But now it has a tie for first. I would coach this team forever." pic.twitter.com/ldfRuqpVKV
— Harrison Valentine (@HValentineLSU) June 19, 2025
“I said two years ago for Tommy’s walk-off homer against Wake Forest that I felt something in my body that I’d never felt before. Greatest moment in my life. But now it has a tie for first. I would coach this team forever.” HC Jay Johnson”
On Thursday morning, Johnson shared a humorous story that highlighted the strong connection he has with both current and former players. As reported by Peter Burns, Johnson hung out with Tre Morgan at the team’s hotel, where they ordered pizza and spent time together. He didn’t end up falling asleep until almost 3 a.m.
Jay Johnson took a moment immediately after #LSU's thrilling win to console a few Arkansas players. pic.twitter.com/ZZi48uO9Lp
— John Eads WAFB-TV (@JohnEadsWAFB) June 19, 2025
.@LSUbaseball HC Jay Johnson said he finally went to bed around 2:50am last night.
Hung out with former LSU player Tre Morgan at the hotel, ordered a pizza (hadn't eaten since 8:30am) and watched Sportscenter on repeat until he fell asleep. #SECThisMorning @SIRIUSXM
— Peter Burns (@PeterBurnsESPN) June 19, 2025
One thing is certain: the Bayou Bengals have the right person at the helm of their baseball program.
In just four years, Jay Johnson has become an integral part of LSU baseball’s identity, playing a major role in sustaining and growing the program’s powerhouse status. Now, all eyes are on Johnson and his squad to see if they can cap off the season with another national championship this weekend.
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