Adam Miller reappeared at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Saturday, but his sharp-shooting performance was not enough for LSU which dropped its eighth straight game, 76-68, to Texas Tech in the SEC/Big-12 Challenge. Miller […]
Arkansas shot a pedestrian 45% from the field on Tuesday night but it was more than enough to blow out LSU, 60-40, in Bud Walton Arena. The Razorbacks avenged a Southeastern Conference season-opening loss to […]
Ninth-ranked Tennessee was hot, LSU was not. Tennessee hit 12 3-point shots on 32 attempts from beyond the arc and converted 19 turnovers into 33 points, and the No. 9 Volunteers beat LSU, 77-56, on […]
It’s simple really. You can’t win in basketball at any level if you can’t score. And, simply put, LSU cannot score. The Tigers’ painful offensive predicament went from bad to worse on Wednesday when No. […]
LSU needed everything – everything and more – to go its way to have a chance on the road Saturday against No. 4 Alabama in Southeastern Conference play. Nothing, however, went the Tigers’ way. Brandon […]
LSU began the Matt McMahon era this season at “ground zero” – with no players, a completely depleted roster. Now, four games into its Southeastern Conference season on Tuesday night in the Pete Maravich Assembly […]
It doesn’t matter if you know what’s coming at you if you’re powerless to stop it. LSU knew exactly what to expect from Texas A&M in Reed Arena on Saturday, Tigers coach Matt McMahon said. […]
It could have been over early, but LSU and Kentucky wound up in a catfight until the final buzzer sounded Tuesday night where the Wildcats prevailed, 74-71. With 10:42 left to play in the game […]
LSU proved it’s the real deal on Wednesday night with the start of the Southeastern Conference. In first-year coach Matt McMahon’s SEC opener, LSU outmuscled and forced its will on No. 9 Arkansas, beating the […]
Willie Sims – “the best sixth man in all of college basketball,” as LSU’s longtime public address announcer Sid Crocker always introduced him before most of Sims’ 120 games as a Tiger from 1977 through […]
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