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LSU reveals a 30‑game slate that blends demanding non‑conference road trips with a rugged SEC schedule, featuring marquee games against top‑ranked teams and historic rivalries.
After a Sweet 16 exit, LSU women's basketball is reshaping its roster with major transfers, freshmen recruits, and a tough non-conference schedule that includes historic matchups against UConn, Villanova, NC State and North Carolina.
The Lady Tigers will look to fill the void left by Kate Koval as they prepare for the upcoming season.
LSU’s women’s basketball program announces ticket sales for its first-ever preseason banquet, offering a first look at the roster that will shape the upcoming season.
Nine players, including LSU's Jada and Mikaylah Williams, have been selected for the 2026 'Future is Unrivaled' class, highlighting a deepening talent pool and new opportunities for women's basketball.
Joyce Edwards joins the Unrivaled Summit in Miami, signing an NIL deal with the 3‑by‑3 league founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, while the event showcases a new wave of college talent committing to the circuit.
Coach Kim Mulkey announced the signing of Anna Minaeva, a Russian forward known for her defensive prowess and size, as the second international addition to LSU’s upcoming roster.
LSU's women's basketball team has added Russian center Anna Minaeva, hoping to strengthen its frontcourt for the upcoming season.
UConn's KK Arnold and Sarah Strong have signed NIL deals with Future is Unrivaled's Class of 2026, a program founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier that brings together elite women's basketball prospects from across the nation.
The Miami-based 3x3 league announced nine women's college basketball stars have signed NIL agreements, building on its commitment to develop the next generation of female athletes.
LSU revealed its full 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting 17 home games, key non‑conference battles and the return of several Sweet Sixteen contributors.
The Tigers announce a demanding slate of games, highlighted by a Thanksgiving tournament in Fort Myers, a repeat SEC/ACC Challenge road trip, and a home‑and‑home showdown with Auburn, all under the guidance of Coach Kim Mulkey.
The Tigers announce a 52‑season schedule that opens November 2 against Southeastern Louisiana, features a Thanksgiving Tournament, an espnW Invitational clash with UConn, and a roster bolstered by All‑SEC guard Mikaylah Williams and Sixth Woman of the Year MiLaysia Fulwiley.
The latest roster additions bring fresh talent and experience to the U.S. squad, set to compete in the FIBA 3×3 Women's Series.
LSU point guard Jada Williams is rallying college athletes against a bipartisan bill that would centralize sports governance, insisting that players must be allowed to unionize and negotiate their own terms.
From Rome to Paris, top programs will clash in a series of non‑conference games that showcase returning stars, new recruits and historic first‑meetings.
The Lady Tigers have released their full conference and nonconference slate, revealing home and away games against top SEC rivals and a challenging slate of external opponents. With several departures and new additions, Coach Mulkey aims to blend experience with fresh talent.
The university has released its full schedule, highlighting home games against Auburn, Ole Miss, Georgia and Texas A&M, road trips to Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, Missouri and Arkansas, plus non‑conference contests with North Carolina, N.C. State and Villanova. Coach Kim Mulkey's rebuilding effort features returning senior Mikaylah Williams and new additions Lola Lampley, Jada Williams, Laila Reynolds and Chloe Larry.
Mikaylah Williams' clutch basket clinches a 21-20 victory over Australia, delivering the United States' fourth FIBA 3x3 World Cup gold since 2012.
The latest sports action features close Stanley Cup games, Victor Wembanyama’s rising star, Team USA’s 3×3 triumph, Nelly Korda’s clutch putt, and the Knicks’ historic streak.
Mikaylah Williams' clutch two‑point shot with 31 seconds left secured a 21‑20 win over Australia, completing the USA’s unbeaten tournament.
Team USA edged Australia 21‑20 in a dramatic final in Poland, with LSU stars Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley leading the charge. The victory marks the fourth U.S. title since 2012 and extends a winning streak that began in May.
South Carolina’s Joyce Edwards clinches her fourth gold medal at the 2026 FIBA 3×3 World Cup, while freshman Kelsi Andrews readies for the U18 AmeriCup in Mexico.
Joyce Edwards and Team USA completed a perfect tournament at the 2026 FIBA 3X3 World Cup, defeating Australia in a last‑second finish to claim gold and cement Edwards' place as the first Gamecock to medal at the 3X3 World Cup.