LSU men’s 2020-21 basketball preview: The frontcourt
LSU had one player last season taller than 6-6. It had one or two dependable bench players. It had the worst three-point field goal defense in the SEC. Yet it somehow won 21 games before […]
LSU had one player last season taller than 6-6. It had one or two dependable bench players. It had the worst three-point field goal defense in the SEC. Yet it somehow won 21 games before […]
When LSU opens its 2020-21 basketball season Thursday with two games in three days in St. Louis, it will more just more than 8½ months since the Tigers and all college teams had last season […]
The only 3-point shot of Faustine Aifuwa’s career resulted in a miss last season. The 6-foot-5 senior center has established solid credentials for shooting a high field goal percentage during her career – a .459 […]
When 20-year-old Collis Temple Jr. walked into the brand-spanking new LSU Assembly Center in January 1972, he had just one thought in mind. He had played the first two years of his college basketball career […]
Two of Skylar Mays’ best virtues are work ethic and patience. With the NBA Draft being held Thursday night almost five months later than usual because COVID-19 delayed the re-start of the 2019-20 NBA season, […]
Just a week before LSU men’s basketball season opener, the NCAA finally granted Tigers’ transfer forward Shareef O’Neal a waiver to make him immediately eligible. O’Neal, son of former LSU great and Naismith Basketball Hall […]
LSU senior point guard Khayla Pointer was named to the Southeastern Conference’s preseason first team Tuesday by the league’s coaches. Pointer, a native of Marietta, Ga., was a second team All-SEC selection last season where […]
LSU men’s basketball landed its third and likely final player of the early signing period when 6-8 small forward Alex Fudge of Jacksonville (Fla.) Robert E Lee High made good on his earlier commitment late […]
He never captured a national championship, but he is arguably the most revered coach in LSU history. Dale Brown did win more games than other basketball coach in LSU history, but he was much more […]
LSU’s 2020-21 women’s basketball team will play more non-conference games in Las Vegas than in Baton Rouge. Such is sports scheduling trying to play games safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the schedule that was […]
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