| Happy Saturday to one and all. We’re deep into May, and the spring semester at LSU is over — but we’ve got a ton of LSU sports news, so let’s get right to it: Baseball: Don’t look now, but LSU is suddenly hot again. The Tigers hammered Vanderbilt for the second straight game to clinch the final series of the regular season. They’ll go for the sweep Saturday. LSU's Collier Cranford is 'getting better in front of our eyes,' Jay Johnson says. Here’s an injury update on Gavin Dugas, Alex Milazzo and Jacob Berry. Softball: LSU is on the brink of elimination at the NCAA Tempe regional. The Tigers lost their opening game against San Diego State on Friday. Football: As the number of player transfers continues to surge, college football is trying to adapt. These changes might help. A strong, deep dive from our Wilson Alexander here. Also, in case you missed it: You really want to read about Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban again, don’t you? Of course you do. Scott Rabalais takes a spin. Women’s golf: LSU is in a tie for fourth place after the first round of NCAA championships. Women’s basketball: One of the most familiar faces in LSU women’s basketball is back. Scott Rabalais reflects on what it means to have longtime assistant coach Bob Starkey on campus again. Finally: Thank you for reading, and happy Saturday. | 
