who was the last lsu pitcher to throw a no hitter?

1958 guy struck out 26 batters...forget his name.

I don't know about 1958 and 26 K's, but Ron Necciai struck out 27 in 9 innings in a 1952 minor league game.

Oddly though, it was not a perfect game. He walked a guy and plunked another one. There was one groundout in the game, but in the ninth the catcher dropped the 3rd strike on a batter and did not throw to first so that Nacciai could get 4 K's in one inning.

I'm with you lsuroadie, i seem to recall laxton throwing one also.

I want to say a couple of pitchers combined to throw one a few years back as well.

i remember 3 pitchers throwing one.maybe laxton starting it.

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Patrick Coogan pitched a complete game 1 hitter, walking none, and striking out 15, against Ole Miss in 97

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The question was who threw a NO HITTER.

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The question was who threw a NO HITTER.

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No shite? I believe I already answered that question

Because

Never argue with a fricking cop.

Laxton struck out 15 or 16 in the 93 championship game, which at the time was a championship game record (may still be). I don't recall him throwing a no-no, however.

What the poster above says is correct.

The most shutouts in a season by an LSU pitcher is 3 by Randy Wiles in 1970, Ben McDonald in 1989 and Brian Tallet in 2000.

The most career shutouts thrown by an LSU pitcher was 7 by Randy Wiles, 1970-73.

Anybody care to guess what former pitcher holds the record for most earned runs allowed in a single game? The record number of earned runs given up in a single game by one pitcher is 11.

Spoiler alert, I'll give you hint below....























He wore #19 and his number was retired Saturday night.....