US EditionMiLaysia Fulwiley Records Career High 26 Points; Leads LSU Women's Basketball to Win over Ole Miss
LSU overcame an 11-point deficit with a dominant 24-7 fourth quarter, fueled by MiLaysia Fulwiley's 26 points and Flau'jae Johnson's 18, securing a key SEC win.
- On Thursday, LSU erased an 11-point deficit and beat Ole Miss 78-70 in Oxford, outscoring the Rebels 24-5 during the decisive rally.
- Late free-throw execution — LSU's defense forced Ole Miss into an 0-for-17 fourth-quarter performance while the Tigers made 16 of 20 free throws .
- The Fulwiley-Johnson duo combined to score 16 of LSU's 24 fourth-quarter points, with Fulwiley adding 26 points and Johnson 18.
- Looking ahead to the schedule, LSU Tigers are on track to claim sole possession of fourth place in the SEC standings and open a two-game homestand Sunday against Missouri at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
- Given the stretch of Top-25 games, LSU's recent SEC history suggests they are on track to make a fifth straight double-bye, while Ole Miss suffered its second loss in five days.
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NolaLSU women lead miraculous fourth-quarter comeback, steal win from Ole Miss on the road
The LSU women’s basketball team trailed by 13 points halfway through the third quarter of its road game vs. Ole Miss, then authored a consequential come-from-behind win thanks to a stellar fourth.
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How a late-game LSU run derailed Mississippi - The IX Basketball
OXFORD, Miss. — With Mississippi fans dressed in white and members of the Divine Nine Greek-letter organizations standing throughout Sandy and John Black Pavilion, LSU faced the possibility of its second stretch of back-to-back Southeastern Conference (SEC) losses this season. LSU (23-4) opened SEC play in January with losses to Vanderbilt and Kentucky and entered Thursday still feeling the sting of a Valentine’s Day defeat to South Carolina, a …
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