BATON ROUGE - LSU baseball's hopes to sweep No. 1 Texas A&M ended in a thud Sunday afternoon, as the Aggies defeated the Tigers 14-3.

LSU led 3-0 at the end of the third thanks to a 2 RBI home run from Brady Neal in the second and an RBI single from Josh Pearson in the third. However, Texas A&M responded by scoring nine runs in the top of the fifth inning and never looked back.

Still, LSU finished 2-1 in the series against the number one team in the country during a season where the Tigers struggled to defeat SEC opponents; LSU has a 9-15 SEC record this season on top of a 31-18 overall record.

The Tigers face Northwestern State at Alex Box Stadium 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.

BATON ROUGE - An Exxon contractor died while at the chemical plant in Baton Rouge on Sunday, a statement from the company said. 

Emergency officials responded to the facility around 3:45 p.m. The coroner was called an hour later. 

Exxon said a male contractor was found unresponsive in a Chemical Plant warehouse. The company said he was treated onsite until paramedics arrived, but the man died inside the complex. Exxon said the cause of death is currently unknown. 

WBRZ is working to gather more details. 

BATON ROUGE - A Baton Rouge police officer helped deliver a baby Saturday afternoon after a woman went into labor while being taken to the hospital.

According to the Baton Rouge Police Department, Baton Rouge Police Cpl. Jason Lee was working extra duty and traveling on Greenwell Springs Road when he was flagged down by a passing vehicle. The driver said her daughter was about to have a baby and they needed a police escort to the nearest hospital.

The driver began following to the hospital when they told him to pull over because the mother was going into labor. After pulling over to the shoulder on Florida Street and Central Thruway, Lee helped deliver a healthy baby boy.