Jay Johnson and the LSU Tigers are headed to the College World Series for the second time in three years after punching their ticket to Omaha on Sunday. Johnson and Co. took down the West Virginia Mountaineers in Game 2 of the Baton Rouge Super Regional to lock in the program's spot in the College World Series.

His stuff wasn't the sharpest it had been all season against West Virginia but the LSU baseball ace coming out in the sixth inning was no surprise. Johnson's call to the bullpen brought out freshman lefthander Cooper Williams,

Where LSU baseball ranks in the latest College World Series betting odds. The Tigers swept WVU in the super regional and earned a trip to Omaha.