The NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League concluded Tuesday night with eight former LSU players participating. Former Tigers’ guard and Brooklyn Nets rookie Cam Thomas, who led the league in scoring averaging 27 points, was named […]
Here’s what happened with three former LSU players playing Tuesday on day three of the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League: G Skylar Mays (Atlanta Hawks) Started, played 29:08, scored 16 points with 3 rebounds, 3 […]
Here’s what happened with four former LSU players playing Sunday on day one of the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League: G Skylar Mays, Atlanta Hawks Started, played 29:49, scored 13 points with 1 assist, 2 […]
Former LSU basketball players Garrett Temple, Ben Simmons, Naz Reid, Tremont Waters and rookie Skylar Mays made their 2020-21 NBA debuts with their respective clubs Wednesday night. Temple, who played on two SEC Championship teams […]
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, […]
Before LSU’s basketball team had the remainder of its 2019-20 season curtailed by the COVID-19 health scare, the Tigers already had a player on their roster accustomed to abrupt change. Junior guard Charles Manning Jr. […]
LSU senior men’s basketball player and recent graduate Skylar Mays won the Southeastern Conference’s highest student-athlete honor Tuesday when he was named the men’s H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The H. Boyd McWhorter […]
LSU senior guard Skylar Mays was named the 2020 Louisiana Sports Writers Association men’s basketball Player of the Year on Tuesday. Mays was also selected to the organization’s All-Louisiana first-team. Tigers’ freshman forward Trendon Watford […]
LSU senior point guard Skylar Mays wanted to make certain of one thing: there were plenty of basketball players from across the country dealing with the same empty feeling and future uncertainty. In typical fashion, […]
After a pair of foot surgeries in the months leading to the 2019-20 season, LSU’s Marlon Taylor didn’t know if he’d ever have liftoff for his senior year. The Tigers’ 6-5 guard with a 42½-inch […]
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