Mikie Mahtook and the No. 1 LSU Tigers baseball team remained perfect on the season while capturing the 2010 LSU Tournament title. (Getty Images)

After another weekend of SEC baseball action, SEC Sports Hub stops to take a look at the weekend results in the Southeastern Conference.

Five SEC teams won their three-game series, and four of five teams won their tournaments.

Florida was the only one of three SEC teams to beat a ranked team in a three-game series, knocking off No. 10 Miami in a three-game series.

Designated hitter Matt Gaudet has leads LSU in homeruns (5) and RBIs (15) and has helped the No. Tigers jump out to a perfect 9-0 start to the season. (LSU Photo)

The No.1 LSU Tigers (9-0, 0-0) have opened the season as well as everyone expected, winning their ninth straight game Friday night against Brown to remain unbeaten in the 2010 season.

LSU has remained perfect thanks to good hitting from the front part of the order and a solid performance so far from the pitching staff.

Three LSU hitters in the lineup are hitting at least .400, led by catcher Micah Gibbs, who is hitting .455 on the season, with five extra-base hits and 10 RBIs.

Preston Tucker and the No. 5 Florida Gators will travel to face No. 10 Miami this weekend in a Top 10 showdown. (AP Photo)

The Southeastern Conference will begin its biggest weekend of the 2010 baseball season so far, with three series matchups between ranked teams and five tournaments on the weekend schedule.

No. 5 Florida will take on No. 10 Miami in a three-game showdown in Coral Gables, while No. 29 Georgia will take on No. 3 Florida State in Tallahassee. No. 24 South Carolina will take on No. 9 Clemson at three different ballparks in South Carolina, including one at Clemson, one at a neutral park and one at home.

No. 1 LSU, Mississippi State, Tennessee and No. 25 Vanderbilt will host their respective tournaments this weekend, while No. 27 Kentucky will travel to San Diego to play in the San Diego Tournament.