OMAHA - Win four games in eight days on college baseball's most revered stage.
Do it coming out of the loser's bracket after getting steamrolled 13-1 by the nation's clear-cut No. 1 team entering the NCAA Tournament.
Accomplishing the rise from the dead without your most consistent starting pitcher, done for the year with an injury.
Cap the week by limiting a 56-win team with a 23-game win streak that put 13 runs on you, to a run per day in back-to-back victories to send them packing with a two-game, dream-crushing losing skid.
Yet, even with all that, what does LSU have left in the tank to face fellow co-SEC regular season champ Florida in the College World Series best-of-three game finals Monday night at 6?