http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/baseball/mlb/wires/06/17/2060.ap.bbc.cws.rice.lsu.4th.ld.writethru.0909/ OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -Blake Dean barely arrived at second base when his joyous LSU teammates mobbed him, starting the kind of celebration usually reserved for a national championship game. After the hugging and backslapping were over, Dean showed the old been-there-done-that attitude as he talked about his game-winning, three-run double that kept the Tigers alive at the College World Series. Yes, the LSU has done this before. The Tigers dramatic 6-5 victory over Rice on Tuesday marked the second time in three wins in the national tournament they've come back from a three-run deficit in the ninth inning. In fact, LSU has come from behind in 30 of its wins this season. But this was different. This was Omaha, a place that hasn't been so kind to the Tigers since they won their last national championship in 2000. Dean, however wouldn't let on. It was as if his double off the left-field wall against Cole St. Clair was meant to be. "Believing isn't the issue,'' Dean said. "There's no doubt in our mind that we were going to do it.'' Now LSU (49-18-1) plays Thursday against the loser of Tuesday night's Bracket 2 game between Fresno State and North Carolina. si.com 6/17/08