Jay Bradley Johnson[1] (born April 20, 1977)[2]... - dofaq.co
Jay Bradley Johnson [1] (born April 20, 1977)[2]...Jay Bradley Johnson [1] (born April 20, 1977)[2] is an American baseball coach and former second baseman, who is the current head baseball coach of the LSU Tigers. He played college baseball at Shasta from 1997 to 1998 before transferring to Point Loma Nazarene.[3] He then sereved as the head coach of the Point Loma Nazarene Sea Lions (2005), Nevada (2014–2015)[4][5][6] and the Arizona Wildcats (2016–2021).
The Jay Johnson Show (Radio)
LSU baseball: Brady Neal suffers injury and Jay Johnson provides Chase Shores update
WATCH: LSU Jay Johnson recaps Missouri series win and work ahead
"Why are we giving a warning if you're not going to enforce the rule," Jay Johnson on being ejected
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson focused on his players as Tigers start second half of SEC season at Missouri this ...
Arkansas baseball's Hagen Smith has a fan in LSU coach Jay Johnson
Ex-Nevada baseball coach Jay Johnson to become college baseball's second-highest-paid skipper
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson gets seven-year, 1.65M contract extension
Report: LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson agrees to seven-year, $12.5 million deal
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson reportedly agrees to contract extension through 2030
LSU expected to make Jay Johnson one of nation's highest-paid college baseball coaches
LSU baseball faces tough midweek test after claiming first SEC series this weekend
"It was our best game," LSU Baseball Head Coach Jay Johnson after midweek win over McNeese
Jay Johnson to Participate in National Champions Book Signing on Wednesday in Baton Rouge
Scott Rabalais: LSU's Jay Johnson not content with the past. He's in dynasty-building mode.
"We were just completely unprepared to play tonight," coach Jay Johnson on team's loss to Southern
"There's no clock in baseball," Jay Johnson on the Tigers narrow win versus Southeastern Louisiana
"We expect them to develop into good players," Jay Johnson on why he's not surprised at the talent of LSU baseball
Jay Johnson made all the right moves to quickly build LSU into a national champion again
