The LSU men’s basketball team will continue to take part in the 10th Annual SEC/Big 12 Challenge under first-year head coach Matt McMahon where the Tigers will host Texas Tech on Jan. 28, 2023 the respective league offices announced Thursday.
The times and networks for the 10 games on that date will be announced at a later date.
LSU lost on the road last year at TCU in the challenge.
The Tigers and Texas Tech will be meeting for the ninth time, including a couple in the Challenge years. Texas Tech leads, 5-3, with a 76-71 win in the Challenge in the last meeting here in Jan. 2021.
The teams have split four games in the last decade with LSU winning a home-and-home in 2013 and 2014 with Texas Tech winning in Lubbock in 2017 and in Baton Rouge in 2021.
All 10 of the Big 12’s teams and 10 of the SEC’s 14 member institutions will participate in this year’s event. Each of the 10 SEC teams that participated in the 2022 Challenge will be a part of the 2023 event.
All 10 of the Big 12’s teams and 10 of the SEC’s 14 member institutions will participate in this year’s event. Each of the 10 SEC teams that participated in the 2022 Challenge will be a part of the 2023 event.
The SEC won the ninth annual Big 12/SEC Challenge by winning six of the 10 games on January 29, 2022. It is the second year in a row the SEC won the Challenge. The SEC has lost the Challenge just one time in the last six years.
This will be the eighth year that a bye in the league schedule for participating teams was created to accommodate the single-day format. The first two years of the challenge were played over several days in November and December, but the last eight events have been consolidated to one single day in January. ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU will combine to televise the contests.
have split four games in the last decade with LSU winning a home-and-home in 2013 and 2014 with Texas
Tech winning in Lubbock in 2017 and in Baton Rouge in 2021.
The other games in the Challenge in 2023 are:
Texas Tech at LSU
Arkansas at Baylor
Kansas at Kentucky
Texas at Tennessee
TCU at Mississippi State
Alabama at Oklahoma
Auburn at West Virginia
Ole Miss at Oklahoma State
Florida at Kansas State
Iowa State at Missouri
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