LSU women find late offensive rhythm, escape ugly road game vs. Missouri with a win
The LSU women's basketball team didn’t find an offensive rhythm until late in the third quarter of its road win over Missouri on Thursday. But once the No. 6 Tigers finally strung together a few buckets in the second half, they were able to hold off Missouri for a sloppy 71-60 win.
Missouri women's basketball will host the No. 6-ranked LSU Tigers at Mizzou Arena in its 10th conference game of the season.
Kim Mulkey, of course, arrived in style for LSU's game against Missouri on Thursday. Here's a look at her outfit: ...
As part of the 50 Seasons of Women’s Basketball Celebration Campaign, Bayou Traditions and the Tiger Athletic Foundation are ...
No. 7 LSU (22-1, 7-1 SEC) prepares for a Southeastern Conference clash again Mississippi State (16-6, 3-5 SEC) on Sunday ...
This week's women's college basketball Star Power Index is all about buckets. From Mikayla Blakes' record-breaking night to Georgia Amoore scorching the Sooners, there were plenty of points handed out ...
LSU drained nine 3-pointers against Mississippi State two days after it buried 12 in a win over No. 13 Oklahoma. In each game ...
LSU’s Flau’Jae Johnson and Aneesah Morrow are on the USBWA’s midseason watchlist for the 2024-25 Ann Meyers Drysdale Player ...
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