More than the COVID-19 health scare that’s maintained a global presence, LSU women’s basketball coach Nikki Fargas said her program’s dealt with a pandemic of another sort. With the Tigers believed to have positioned themselves […]
It’s been more than four months since the LSU women’s basketball team completed its 2019-20 season. Without senior Ayana Mitchell, the team’s top scorer and undisputed leader who sustained a season-ending ACL injury on Feb. […]
Former LSU women’s basketball stars Seimone Augustus, Sylvia Fowles and Theresa Plaisance continue their WNBA careers this weekend as the coronavirus-delated 2020 season starts at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Augustus, 36, a guard […]
Welcome to the 19th category of our Tiger Rag High Five, the all-time best female athlete. A 15-member media panel with a collective 582 years of sports journalism experience picked LSU’s five best athletes, coaches, […]
Welcome to the 12th category of our Tiger Rag High Five, the best-ever women’s basketball player. A 15-member media panel with a collective 582 years of sports journalism experience picked LSU’s five best athletes, coaches, […]
The SEC announced Friday that voluntary in-person athletics activities may resume on campuses at the discretion of each university beginning June 8 under strict supervision of designated university personnel and safety guidelines developed by each […]
What’s better than one Shaquille O’Neal off-spring in an LSU basketball uniform? Try a matched set. Just a day after Tigers’ men’s coach Will Wade signed Shareef O’Neal, a UCLA transfer who’s one of the […]
Somewhere in the back of her mind, LSU fifth-year senior forward Ayana Mitchell’s heard the soft-spoken words “Get up, you’re OK” as motivation during her latest rehabilitation process. Seven weeks after knee surgery for a […]
Ryann Payne, a two-year reserve guard for TCU’s women’s basketball team, is transferring and signed with LSU on Wednesday. She averaged 2.4 points per game in 8.1 minutes in her 58 games with the Horned […]
Despite having her season cut short because of a knee injury, LSU redshirt senior Ayana Mitchell was named Monday as the Louisiana Sports Writers Association women’s basketball Co-Player of the Year. She was selected to […]
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