LISTEN: LSU career hits leader Antoine Duplantis on making school history

LSU's 6-4 win over Southern Miss was a historical night for the Bayou Bengals.  Not only did the Tigers earn their 24th NCAA Regional title, but outfielder Antoine Duplantis became the school's all-time hits leader.  

Antoine Duplantis just set the @LSUbaseball record for hits with 353.Three hundred and fifty three hits...--#RoadToOmaha | @LSUbaseball pic.twitter.com/yc97g860A3

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 3, 2019

A single in the first inning broke Eddy Furniss' 21 year old school record to make the senior the “King of Swing” for the Purple & Gold.

“It was crazy, something I will never forget,” said Duplantis.  “At that moment, honestly, it was just a sigh of relief just to get it out of the way. Now, looking back on it and I’m sure looking back on it in years to come I will be able to appreciate how great of a moment it was.”

He would add another single in the seventh inning for hit No. 354.

Congratulations to @antoine_dupl for breaking the @LSUbaseball hits record tonight. I’m honored to have held it for so long and proud that such a great ambassador for the program will carry it forward. #LSUBaseball #GeauxTigers #RecordYear

— Eddy Furniss (@EddyFurniss) June 3, 2019