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A Basketball Nation Awaits LSU Coach Will Wade’s Comeback | Jim Engster
As the LSU basketball community mourns legendary coach Dale Brown, who died at 90 on Oct. 23, 2026, fans turn their hope toward a possible comeback by former head coach Will Wade. Jim Engster’s column explores Wade’s past tenure, the circumstances surrounding his departure, and why his return could revitalize a program still reeling from recent turbulence. The piece also reflects on Brown’s legacy and the emotional weight his passing adds to the anticipation of Wade’s next move.
LSU Women Leaning On One Of Kim Mulkey’s Most Loaded Backcourts Ever
Kim Mulkey’s ninth‑ranked 2026‑27 LSU women’s basketball squad compensates for a thin frontcourt by leaning on a historically deep backcourt. The article details how guards like (names not provided) are shouldering scoring, playmaking and defensive duties, offsetting concerns about the team’s lack of experienced post players. It highlights key performances, recent game results, and Mulkey’s strategic adjustments as LSU aims to maintain its top‑ten standing despite roster imbalances.
LSU Football Stretch Run – No. 9 Alabama, No. 10 Texas, At No. 16 Tennessee, At Arkansas – To College Football Playoff
LSU’s season finale pits the Tigers against a gauntlet of ranked foes: they host No. 9 Alabama (6‑2, 4‑2 SEC) at 2:30 p.m. on ABC, then travel to No. 10 Texas, face No. 16 Tennessee on the road, and finish at Arkansas. Editor Glenn Guilbeau breaks down each matchup, playoff implications, and what LSU must do to secure a College Football Playoff berth.
LSU Baseball Splits Exhibition Doubleheader With Samford
LSU's baseball team splits a two‑game exhibition at Keesler Federal Park on Sunday, defeating Samford 4‑1 in a seven‑inning opener before dropping the second matchup. The win highlights LSU's early‑season form, while the loss adds a competitive edge to the doubleheader.
Joe Burrow Did Something Sunday Not Seen In The NFL Since 1951 In Win Over Tennessee
On Sunday, Cincinnati’s quarterback Joe Burrow achieved a feat not seen in the NFL since 1951, leading the Bengals to a 43‑36 overtime win over the Tennessee Titans. Despite facing the league’s bottom team of the past five seasons, Burrow’s historic performance—highlighted by his record‑setting play—propelled Cincinnati to a thrilling victory.
LSU Volleyball: Tigers Take Sweep At Ole Miss For 1st Time Since 2014
LSU’s women’s volleyball team clinches a historic 3-0 sweep over Ole Miss at Gillom Arena—the first such triumph since 2014. The Tigers dominate with set scores of 25-20, 25-19 and 25-23, propelled by senior Jurnee Robinson’s standout performance. The win, posted on November 1, 2026, marks a significant milestone for LSU’s program.
LSU Soccer Makes SEC Tournament As 11th Of 12 Seeds By Tying Missouri, 0-0
LSU men's soccer clinches the final SEC Tournament berth after a 0-0 stalemate with Missouri at Walton Stadium on Sunday, securing the 11th seed out of 12. The draw provides the Tigers with a vital point and guarantees their participation in the conference postseason.
No. 15 LSU Will Host 2 Top 10 Teams On Back-To-Back Weeks For 1st Time Ever In No. 9 Bama, No. 10 Texas
For the first time in program history, No. 15 LSU will host two AP top‑10 foes in consecutive weeks at Tiger Stadium, opening with No. 9 Alabama followed by No. 10 Texas. The back‑to‑back challenge, slated for early November, intensifies LSU’s schedule and could shape the SEC race and national playoff picture.
USA TODAY’s Matt Hayes Gets the LSU-SEC Legal Fight Wrong
Tiger Rag’s executive editor Todd Horne rebuts USA TODAY columnist Matt Hayes, accusing him of misreading the timeline of LSU’s legal battle with the SEC. Horne argues that Hayes flips the chronology, blaming LSU for actions that actually preceded the conference’s moves. The piece dissects key dates and decisions, highlighting where Hayes’ narrative diverges from the documented sequence of events.
LSU Sweeps Samford, 11-0 and 12-1, In Scrimmage Doubleheader; Tigers Play 2 Sunday In Biloxi, Mississippi
LSU baseball dominates Samford in a Saturday doubleheader at Keesler Federal Park, winning 11-0 and 12-1 in seven-inning scrimmages. The Tigers will continue their Biloxi swing with two more games on Sunday, extending their preseason schedule.
LSU Guard Jada Williams Found The Tough Love She Was Looking For In Baton Rouge
LSU women's basketball guard Jada Williams credits a “tough love” coaching approach in Baton Rouge for sharpening her game ahead of the 2026 season opener. The Tigers face Southeastern Louisiana on Monday at 6 p.m. on the SEC Network, with Williams expected to lead the offense after a pivotal offseason transformation. The piece highlights her development under new staff, the impact of intense practices, and her readiness to elevate LSU’s backcourt against early‑season competition.
Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream Crushed In WNBA Finals Game 7 Loss
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream rally to force a Game 7 in the WNBA Finals, only to fall 68-63 in a tightly contested showdown. The article recaps the back‑and‑forth battle, key moments, and the decisive plays that sealed the Dream’s defeat on November 1, 2026.
Happy Birthday, Dale Brown! It Was Halloween In March, The Night He Went Wild At The SEC Tournament In 1992
Tiger Rag honors LSU legend Dale Brown, who died Oct. 23, 2026, by revisiting his most iconic moments. The piece spotlights the March 1992 SEC tournament, when Brown—born on Halloween 1935—went “wild” to rally the Tigers, delivering a memorable performance that defined his eccentric coaching style. The article blends birthday reflections with anecdotes from that infamous night, underscoring Brown’s lasting impact on LSU basketball.
LSU Cross Country: Women Finish 10th, Men 14th At SEC Championships
At the SEC Cross Country Championships on Oct. 31, 2026, LSU’s women’s team placed 10th and the men’s squad finished 14th at Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri. The results highlight LSU’s standing in the conference as the squads navigate a competitive field.
Will Wade Reels In Another 5-Star Commitment As No. 4 Center Xavier Young Commits
LSU basketball coach Will Wade lands his second five‑star recruit for the 2027‑28 class as No. 4 nationally ranked center Xavier Young commits to the Tigers. Young, a highly touted interior prospect, bolsters LSU’s already top‑rated recruiting slate and adds depth to a roster aiming for a deep NCAA tournament run. The commitment, announced on Oct. 31, 2026, underscores Wade’s aggressive recruiting strategy and positions LSU among the elite programs vying for the next generation of talent.
That’s 3 LSU Football Transfers Who Owe Previous Schools Money For Breach Of NIL Contracts, Lawsuits Say
Three recent LSU football transfers are being sued by their former colleges for allegedly breaching NIL agreements and still owe money, according to recent lawsuits. The legal disputes raise concerns for LSU head coach Lane Kiffin and athletic director Billy Glasscock about vetting future portal targets and reviewing prior NIL contracts. The article, published on October 31, 2026 by TigerRag, outlines the cases and suggests the program may need stricter compliance checks to avoid similar financial liabilities.
The Angel Reese Effect: Can She Bring The Dream Its First Title Like She Did For LSU?
Veteran star Angel Reese, who led LSU to the 2023 women’s NCAA championship, now eyes a WNBA title with the Atlanta Dream just 40 minutes from a potential championship game. The article examines Reese’s impact on the Dream’s playoff push and whether her ‘Angel Reese Effect’ can deliver the franchise’s first championship, mirroring her collegiate success.
LSU Baseball: Tigers To Play 2 Scrimmages Against Samford In Biloxi, Mississippi, This Weekend
LSU's baseball squad heads to Biloxi, Mississippi, this weekend for two exhibition scrimmages against Samford at Keesler Federal Park. The games mark the Tigers' first road outings of the season as they reach the midway point of preseason preparations. Coach will use the matchups to fine‑tune lineups and assess new talent ahead of the 2027 campaign.
DALE BROWN, 1935-2026: LSU Basketball Publicity Director Kent Lowe Reminisces About Daddy Dale
Kent Lowe, LSU's senior associate communications director for basketball, shares personal memories of legendary coach Dale Brown, who passed away at 91. The tribute highlights Brown's impact on LSU basketball, recounts anecdotes from Lowe's Shreveport roots and graduate studies, and reflects on the lasting legacy of "Daddy Dale" for the program.
Kim Mulkey Relying On Promising Freshmen Duo As LSU Prepares To Open Regular Season
LSU women’s basketball crushes its preseason opponents, outscoring North Texas‑Dallas and Loyola (N.O.) 278‑85, and coach Kim Mulkey highlights a dynamic freshman backcourt as the Tigers gear up for the regular season opener. Mulkey praises the duo’s scoring punch and defensive impact, signaling they’ll be key contributors as LSU seeks to build on the dominant start.
LSU Basketball: NCAA’s Emergency Stay Denied, Keeping Tigers’ Talented Guard Skyy Clark Eligible
The Kentucky Court of Appeals rejects the NCAA’s emergency stay, confirming LSU guard Skyy Clark’s eligibility for the Tigers’ season‑opening game on Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2026, and beyond. The decision follows a dispute over Clark’s amateur status, but the court’s denial means the standout guard can suit up without interruption. LSU fans and analysts will watch how Clark’s play impacts the team’s early schedule as the season kicks off.
LSU’s ZaKiyah Johnson Makes Watch List for Katrina McClain Award
LSU forward ZaKiyah Johnson earns a spot on the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s Katrina McClain Award preseason watchlist, recognizing her as one of the nation’s top 20 power forwards. The honor, announced by Tiger Rag on Oct. 30, 2026, highlights Johnson’s impact for the Tigers heading into the upcoming season.
Jay Johnson Talks Fall Baseball Ahead Of First Exhibitions
LSU head coach Jay Johnson highlights the Tigers' elite Fall signing class—ranked No. 1 by Perfect Game and Baseball America—as he prepares for the first exhibition games. Johnson discusses how the new talent aims to reverse LSU’s disappointing recent season and outlines key preseason goals ahead of the October 30 release.
LSU Women’s Basketball Cruise To 119-54 Win Over Loyola In Final Exhibition
Ninth‑ranked LSU women’s basketball wraps up its preseason with a dominant 119‑54 exhibition victory over in‑state foe Loyola (N.O.) at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Oct. 30, 2026. The Tigers showcase their offensive firepower and defensive pressure, highlighting standout performances as they cruise to the win and set the tone for the upcoming season.
LSU Basketball Earns Commitment From Five-Star Point Guard Reese Alston!
LSU head coach Will Wade adds another top prospect to his roster as five-star point guard Reese Alston commits to the Tigers. The recruit, touted as one of the nation’s elite guards, announced his decision on Thursday, boosting LSU’s recruiting class for the 2026‑27 season. Alston’s commitment follows Wade’s recent high‑profile signings and signals continued momentum for the program under the coach’s second‑term leadership.
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