In 18 seasons at the helm of LSU, Skip Bertman compiled an 870-330-3 record and led the Tigers to five College World Series national championships. Bertman passed away at the age of 88 on Friday. (Photo courtesy of LSU Athletics)
By: RAYMOND PARTSCH III Sports Editor BATON ROUGE – Stanley “Skip” Bertman, the man who transformed LSU into a national baseball powerhouse, passed away at the age of 88 on Friday. Bertman arrived at LSU in the summer of 1983 with a vision to make the Tigers into one of the premier baseball programs in the country. Bertman overhauled every aspect of LSU baseball, from facilities to recruiting and …
