College World Series: LSU Baseball vs. Florida Game Three Start Time, Details

The LSU Tigers and Florida Gators prepare for Game Three of the College World Series Finals in Omaha with one game deciding who takes home the 2023 National Championship.

After the Gators kept their season alive with a historic victory over the Tigers on Sunday, it set the stage for a monster matchup in Charles Schwab Field on Monday night.

The primetime matchup has fans salivating at what's to come in the most anticipated contest in recent memory.

How will Jay Johnson and his staff use Paul Skenes on just three and a half days rest? Will the Tigers capitalize on their chances offensively to get ahead early?

In what is LSU's biggest game since 2017, the Tigers are prepared to leave it all on the field with one game in the way of this program taking home its seventh National Championship.

Here are the details for Monday's showdown:

DATES/TIMES

Monday, June 26 at 6 p.m. CT (ESPN)

STADIUM

Charles Schwab Field (24,000) - Omaha, Nebraska

RANKINGS

LSU – No. 5 NCAA National Seed
UF – No. 2 NCAA National Seed

RADIO

· LSU Sports Radio Network affiliates, including 98.1 FM in Baton Rouge

· Live audio at www.LSUsports.net/live

TV/ONLINE

The games will be televised on ESPN and streamed on ESPN +.

Notes on LSU

· LSU right-hander Paul Skenes is No. 1 in the nation in strikeouts (209), strikeouts per nine innings (15.33) and WHIP (0.75), and he is No. 2 in the nation in ERA (1.69) ... he is No. 3 in the nation in strikeout-to-walk ratio (10.45), and No. 5 in hits allowed per nine innings (5.28).

· Paul Skenes has established the Southeastern Conference single-season record for strikeouts with 209; the previous record of 202 strikeouts was held by Ben McDonald (1989).

· LSU centerfielder Dylan Crews is No. 1 in the nation in runs scored (94); No. 2 in on-base percentage (.563); No. 4 in walks (68) and No. 5 in batting average (.423) … third baseman Tommy White is No. 2 in the nation in RBI (100), and he is No. 4 in the nation in RBI per game (1.59).