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Morrow concludes LSU career with bloody nose, gratitude for Mulkey

On March 28, 2025, during the Sweet 16 NCAA Tournament game at Spokane Arena, UCLA center Lauren Betts pushed LSU forward Sa'Myah Smith into teammate Aneesah Morrow, who went to the floor with a broken nose but returned to the game in the fourth quarter.
The collision occurred shortly after LSU star junior guard Flau'jae Johnson, who was dealing with a lower leg injury and a hit to the eye suffered during LSU's Sweet 16 win over NC State, sat out a play after falling on the court.
Despite the injury, Morrow, an AP second team All-American and one of only two NCAA Division I players with at least 100 career double-doubles, played a crucial role in the Tigers' victory over the Wolfpack, finishing with 30 points and 19 rebounds.
With five minutes and 28 seconds left, after Morrow told her teammates, "This is not gonna be my last game, so y'all need to put on," LSU went on an 18-8 surge, propelling them past NC State and into the Elite Eight.
LSU will face UCLA on Sunday, March 30 at 3:00 p.m. ET in an Elite Eight clash broadcast on ABC, giving senior Aneesah Morrow, who is averaging 22.7 points per game in the tournament, a chance to reach the Final Four before her collegiate eligibility ends, as coach Williams wants to help Morrow get a national championship.

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Morrow concludes LSU career with bloody nose, gratitude for Mulkey

SPOKANE, Wash. — Annesah Morrow's final game for LSU ended with tears but also gratitude for Tigers coach Kim Mulkey, who called her a "walking double-double."

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Aneesah Morrow concludes her LSU career with a bloody nose and gratitude for coach Kim Mulkey

Annesah Morrow’s final game for LSU ended with tears but also gratitude for Tigers coach Kim Mulkey, who called her a “walking double-double.”

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SPOKANE, Wash. — The LSU women’s basketball team almost didn’t make it here. On Friday, before the Tigers eventually landed in the Elite Eight, their season was endangered. Mikaylah Williams can even pinpoint the exact moment that things shifted.

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Morrow concludes LSU career with bloody nose, gratitude for coach Mulkey

SPOKANE, Wash. — Annesah Morrow’s final game for LSU ended with tears but also gratitude for Tigers coach Kim Mulkey, who called her a “walking double-double.” Morrow, who is expected to be among the top picks in next month’s WNBA draft, finished her college career with 30 double-doubles this season and 104 for her career. The six-foot-one forward is one of two women in NCAA history with more than 100 double-doubles. She was also the only play…

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LSU's Aneesah Morrow returns to Elite 8 game after dealing with 'busted' nose (updated)

Update: ESPN has clarified that the nose was only bleeding, not broken. Reporter Holly Rowe added that she had heard “busted,” interpreting that to mean broken. Update: Aneesah Morrow said she did not break her nose, it was just bleeding. https://t.co/eWMLbhTQx8— ESPN (@espn) March 30, 2025 Want to correct one thing. Aneesah Morrow nose is not fractured. Heard them say it was “busted” but I guess they meant bleeding and busted open. Lost in Sout…

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