The game of attrition struck the No. 7 LSU women’s basketball team five minutes into Friday’s game at the Cayman Islands Classic. With the Tigers playing their third straight game without first team All-American Angel […]
There was one thing for sure LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey said in advance of her team’s trip to the Cayman Islands, that there would be no interaction with stingrays on one of the […]
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 […]
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 […]
The team’s most recognizable face from last year’s LSU NCAA national championship team was just a casual observer when Thursday’s exhibition game tipped off. Third-year coach Kim Mulkey didn’t start any of the three returning […]
The Southeastern Conference coaches selected defending NCAA champion LSU to win its 2023-24 regular season title in a vote on Tuesday. The league’s coaches also selected senior forward Angel Reese the SEC Player of the […]
The reigning queens of women’s college basketball began practice two weeks ago with the stated goal of planting their flag atop the mountain once again. When third-year LSU coach Kim Mulkey opened practice last Monday […]
Count ESPN.com at the head of the pack when it comes to its belief in this year’s LSU women’s basketball team. Nearly six months since winning the program’s first national championship the Tigers of third-year […]
Nearly two months after announcing her transfer to national champion LSU, guard Hailey Van Lith explained in detail her decision to enter the NCAA transfer portal after three seasons at Louisville. The 5-foot-7 Van Lith […]
Barely two months have passed since the confetti dropped on the LSU women’s postgame celebration of its first NCAA basketball championship in Dallas. There’s been plenty of adoration for the Tigers, who were ranked No. […]
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