The numbers have improved since then. Now, the Tigers rank fifth among SEC teams in points allowed per possession (0.92), according to Her Hoop Stats, fourth in turnovers forced per game (18.4) and sixth in blocked shots per game (3.8) in league play.

Vibes were high at LSU women's basketball's last practice Wednesday night ahead of the team's matchup at Missouri on Thursday (6:30 p.m., SEC Network+). In a Snapchat video posted to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter,

The Tigers' Basketball Hall of Fame coach, however, went with a more toned-down outfit on Sunday as LSU women's basketball closes out a three-game homestand against Mississippi State, as she was seen taking the floor rocking shiny orange blazer with black pants.

Kim Mulkey and the LSU Women's Basketball staff hit the road to Kentucky on Monday night to check in with coveted 2025 signee ZaKiyah Johnson. Johnson, the No. 7 rated prospect in America, put pen to paper with the program in November and will head to Baton Rouge this summer to begin workouts.

Early in the game, each team saw one of its players get ejected for extra shoving following a foul call. LSU's Sa'Myah Smith and Oklahoma's Liz Scott left the contest with under five minutes to play in the frame. Both will sit out of their next games. Tigers' head coach Kim Mulkey said it was "shocking" to see Smith involved in an altercation.

The Tigers' opponent is a familiar one to coach Kim Mulkey — just not in the conference it used to take place in. No. 4 LSU tipped-off at 6 p.m. CT against No. 15 Oklahoma at Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Thursday in the first meeting between both programs since the Sooners joined the SEC conference from the Big 12 in the offseason.

In a battle between two of the top offensive teams in the country, No. 7 LSU (22-1, 7-1)  defeated No. 13 Oklahoma (16-5, 4-4), 107-100, Thursday

Mississippi State women's basketball lost LSU in SEC play this season. Mikaylah Williams and Aneesah Morrow were two leaders against the Bulldogs.