LSU's offense had scored 41 runs in its previous four games. That stretch of impressive production ran out when the Tigers' bats went cold against South Carolina on Friday night.
The Tigers managed just two hits and never seemed to find a rhythm at the plate as the Gamecocks found their offense late as they coasted to an 11-0 win.
South Carolina starter Logan Chapman was making just his second SEC start but looked like a season veteran. In a career-high 6.2 innings, he allowed just two hits, zero runs, two walks and struck out six.
Meanwhile, LSU starter Zack Hess didn't have his best night.