A legendary figure in college baseball has passed away. Stanley "Skip" Bertman, the former coach and athletic director at LSU, died at the age of 88. He was being treated at a hospital in Baton Rouge when he passed away early Friday morning.

Bertman is known for his successful tenure at LSU, where he led the baseball program to numerous national championships. During his time, the LSU Tigers became a dominant force in college baseball. Further details about Bertman's passing and legacy can be found through LSU spokesman Michael Bonnette or other official sources.