LSU Tigers Blog of the Week for 52,136 Weeks in a Row and Counting
It’s nice to stay home for once. Eight teams have made the trip down to the Bayou State to join LSU in a PMAC-hosted regional for the first time since 2019. If LSU advances, one of those teams will join them in a trek to Fort Worth alongside five individual qualifiers. The Baton Rouge Regional […]
A potential comeback for the ages and a fourth straight Elite 8 appearance was 2.6 seconds away for LSU (29-6) but instead a buzzer beater from Ashlon Jackson rolled around the rim and in to knock the Tigers out. Duke (27-8) got its revenge against LSU last night in Sacramento, eliminating the Tigers 87-85. The […]
The LSU women’s basketball Tigers are back in a familiar place, the Sweet 16. And they will likely face two familiar foes. Again. It is the third year in a row the Tigers will possibly play UCLA and the third year in a row the Tigers will play a team that they beat either the […]
LSU gymnasts cleaned up in the SEC awards announced by the conference office Tuesday. LSU gymnast Kailin Chio won the Gymnast of the Year award. She is the fifth gymnast to win Gymnast of the Year immediately after winning Freshman of the Year, joining Andreé Pickens, April Burkholder, Julie Dwyer and Trinity Thomas. LSU now […]
I can’t believe I’m typing these words: Will Wade is (almost officially) returning to LSU. While a deal has not yet been signed (and…you know Matt McMahon still works here) all signs point toward Wade, aka The General, The Pear, The American Gangster returning to Baton Rouge. While there had been smoke about Wade possibly […]
The LSU gymnastics team has learned their fate in the 2026 NCAA National Collegiate Women’s Gymnastics Championship tournament. The #2 Tigers were already set to stay home as a regional host, but now we know they’ll be the top team in that regional. Their journey will begin in the second Baton Rouge Regional semifinal on […]
That was incredible regardless of LSU’s finish. The #2 LSU gymnastics team had a solid time at the 2026 SEC Championship, but they got beat by two teams on fire. The Tigers scored a 197.950, their fourth best at an SEC Championship, to finish in third place behind Oklahoma’s 198.150 and Florida’s 198.175 and ahead […]
Thanks to…well, everybody who took the floor wearing purple and gold, LSU (29-5) is advancing to a fourth consecutive Sweet 16 after drubbing Texas Tech 101-47. Per Todd Politz, the 54-point win is LSU’s largest margin of victory against an AP Top-25 team ever. The Tigers made a second bit of history, as this was […]
Last night I went with my wife and friends to go see Project Hail Mary, so I saw very little of LSU’s jam-packed Friday night. I saw just a few minutes of the women’s basketball team dominant win over Jacksonville to open up their NCAA Tournament run, and I didn’t see a single pitch from […]
It’s time to face the postseason. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team has made it to the postseason with their eyes on a second threepeat. The Tigers are looking for a strong score in the greatest quad meet in NCAA history against #1 Oklahoma, #3 Florida and #4 Alabama in the night session […]
GEAUX!!! It’s a big day for good ole Louisiana State University as Kim Mulkey’s Tigers (27-5, 12-4) begin their quest toward hopefully capturing the program’s second national championship. The NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament begins and the #2 seed Tigers will look to advance to the Round of 32. Standing in their way are the Jacksonville […]
Now that’s more like it. LSU (16-7, 2-2) took game one of a key early-season series against #8 Oklahoma (17-5, 2-2) 7-1 thanks to their Friday night ace looking like a Friday night ace. Casan Evans pitched his best game as a Tiger since dominating in Omaha: a career-best 7.2 innings and 15 Ks against […]
For the fifth consecutive year, March Madness will be held inside the PMAC. Kim Mulkey’s Tigers earned a #2 seed for the NCAA Tournament, meaning they will be a hosting site for first and second round games. It’s the first time the Tigers have been a 2-seed since 2008; the past four seasons they’ve been […]
It wasn’t the prettiest outing, but LSU (14-7, 1-2) got its first win of SEC play with a 16-9 win over Vanderbilt to take game three and, more importantly, avoid the sweep. “Our guys take a lot of pride in this,” Jay Johnson said, “and they haven’t played as well as they want to, and […]
Senior night can be crazy. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team finished the 2026 regular season with a bang. The Tigers defeated the #7 Razorbacks 198.075-197.100 and completed a third consecutive perfect home slate. LSU is now 11-3-1 and finishes SEC play 5-3. Rotation 1: LSU 49.525-Arkansas 48.800 Arkansas had a solid rotation […]
What a nasty game. I don’t mean nasty in a “I’m bitter my team lost” type of way, I mean this game was nasty in a “this is an affront to baseball” type of way and someone, I suppose, had to win. That ended up being Vanderbilt as the Dores walked off LSU 13-12 to […]
I am not emotionally ready. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team closes out the regular season tonight. The Tigers are coming off their highest true road score in program history in a 198.450-198.325 loss at Florida. Now they come home for the last time in the regular season to host #7 Arkansas. The […]
What a meet. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team put up an incredible fight Sunday, but they fell 198.450-198.325. The Tigers tied their season high and showcased why they’re dangerous in a fight with anyone on any floor. Rotation 1: Florida 49.375-LSU 49.375 Florida led off with a solid 49.375 on vault. That […]
LSU’s final weekend series before SEC play couldn’t have ended on a more sour note as the Tigers (12-5) were listless for the second night in a row, losing the game—and the series—to Sacramento State 6-1. It’s the worst pre-SEC start of the Jay Johnson era and the five losses, all to non-Power 4 teams, […]
A fierce rivalry gets the TV spot it deserves. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team is back in action for the regular season road finale. The Tigers are coming off a 198.200 to top the fourth annual Purple & Gold Podium Challenge. Now they have to go into one of the hardest venues […]
Tonight I’m going to work smarter and not harder and do one sweeping generalization of LSU athletic’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day across multiple sports. Let’s start from the most damning loss to least. Women’s Basketball: South Carolina 83, LSU 77 Stop me when you’ve heard this one before: South Carolina beat LSU […]
Maybe the 19th time will be the charm? Fresh off of demolishing Oklahoma 112-78 in the quarterfinal round of the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament, the No. 4 seeded Tigers (27-4) will try, once again, to finally breakthrough against #1 South Carolina (30-2). The Tigers have lost 18 straight against the Gamecocks, with the last win […]
ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian likes to say you’ll never know what you’ll see at the baseball park, and last night at Alex Box Stadium, LSU fans nearly saw some history on the mound and at the plate. Jake Brown tied the LSU single-game record with three home runs in his first three at bats, while Casan […]
Opening Day for the 2026 Major League Baseball season is about three weeks away (beginning officially with a standalone game between the Yankees and Giants on March 25), and while there are several former Tigers already in the Big Leagues, LSU’s pipeline to The Show is alive and well. On Thursday the MLB announced preliminary […]
The women’s basketball regular season has come to a close which means two things: 1) March Madness is nigh and 2) postseason accolades are rolling out. In the case of the latter, #6 LSU got plenty of recognition from the league office. Point guard MiLaysia Fulwiley was named the SEC’s Sixth Woman of the Year, […]