LSU’s fifth-year senior guard Khayla Pointer was named Tuesday to the preseason All-SEC Women’s basketball team by media from across the Southeastern Conference. After being named to the All-SEC first team and defensive team last […]
Power forward Sa’Myah Smith of DeSoto, Texas has experienced a basketball career that’s run a gamut of emotions. Nearly midway through her sophomore year Smith, a 6-foot-2 prospect, suffered a season-ending ACL injury Dec. 28 […]
With the naming of the court at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center a tribute to the greatest men’s basketball coach in LSU history, the overdue recognition of Dale Brown should be followed by a salute […]
Former LSU Women’s Basketball player and current Minnesota Lynx star Sylvia Fowles earned WNBA Defensive Player of the Year and was named Second Team All-WNBA by the Associated Press. This is the sixth year that […]
LSU women’s basketball announced it 2021-22 schedule Wednesday, the first under new head coach Kim Mulkey, that will feature 16 home games along with with two home exhibition games prior to the start of the […]
The SEC apparently doesn’t want to go through the scheduling nightmare it experienced during the 2020-21 academic year due to COVID-19. The league announced Monday that if a team is unable to begin or complete […]
LSU head women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey announced on Wednesday that she has finalized her staff ahead of her first season leading the Tigers. Mulkey, the fastest head coach in Division I history to reach 600 wins […]
Her recruiting process included a commitment to Tennessee and a signature on scholarship papers with Syracuse. Despite those previous events Amani Bartlett’s process found a new destination Saturday – one that turned out to be […]
Nine former LSU athletes, one current LSU athlete and one current LSU assistant coach combined to win 11 Olympic medals in seven sports at the Tokyo Summer Games that concluded Sunday. Led by former Tigers’ […]
The LSU Board of Supervisors rubberstamped Friday new contracts or extensions for four Tigers’ head coaches and four assistants covering five sports. Here’s what the board did: Football: Offensive line coach Brad Davis, who was […]
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