This year’s LSU women’s basketball team has heard the rhetoric. Can an already star-studded team that won last year’s national championship add two of the nation’s glittering pieces from the transfer portal, and nation’s top-rated […]
The arrival may have been well ahead of anyone’s wildest imagination, but now that Kim Mulkey has LSU perched atop women’s basketball, it’s her job to make sure it stays there. In just over two […]
LSU became the fifth different school in the last six years to win a national championship since UConn’s unprecedented run of four consecutive national titles. Given the landscape of women’s basketball where 9.9 million viewers […]
Hailey Van Lith couldn’t turn down coach Kim Mulkey a second time. Four years after spurning Mulkey, who was at Baylor, out of Cashmere High in Wenatchee, Wash. to attend Louisville, Van Lith found just […]
Deep down, like most people, LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey wondered. Just how would her first team All-America forward Angel Reese handle success and a lifetime of fame squeezed into a four-month whirlwind? Since […]
With one of the nation’s best players back for a second season the sky’s the limit for LSU’s frontcourt in 2023-24. Six-foot-three senior forward ANGEL REESE had one of the more memorable seasons in school […]
They are the words of their coach LSU junior guard KATERI POOLE believe her teammates should live by. “Coach repeats it all the time, that it doesn’t matter who starts, it’s who finishes the game,” […]
LSU’s starting group, with two returning starters from last year’s national championship team, set the bar exceptionally high with an explosive 42-point opening quarter. Preseason first team All-Southeastern Conference selection Flau’jae Johnson ignited such a […]
The NCAA finally made its eligibility ruling on LSU junior point guard Jalen Cook on Wednesday – five days before the season begins for the Tigers, declaring Cook ineligible. Cook, who arrived on campus in […]
Instead of accepting an invitation from USA Basketball for a tryout LSU sophomore forward Sa’Myah Smith remained in Baton Rouge. The 6-foot-4 Smith believed it was in her best interest to remain steadfast in the […]
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