LAFAYETTE — When Steven Sensley thinks about what’s to come this season, his first in a Louisiana-Lafayette uniform, he hopes it looks a lot like what he was able to do last year with LSU-Eunice.
There, Sensley feasted on pitchers. He crushed 21 home runs and had 80 RBIs in 57 games while hitting a robust .374. He even caused his coach, Jeff Willis, to abandon his usual penchant for stealing bases out of fear of running into an out that could come home on a Sensley big fly.
Sensley hopes that’s what 2016 looks like for him, but he’s also not naïve.