LSU hosts Mississippi State on Sunday afternoon – Newsbreak

Baton blush – # 7 LSU (22-1, 7-1 SEC) will complete its quarterly stand for home on Sunday from 1:00 pm against Mississippi State (16-6, 3-5 seconds) on the SEC network.

Eric Fredde and Christie Tomascot will call the action of the SEC network. Fans can also listen to Patrick Wright and Sheath Williams in the LSU Sports Radio Network. The game on Sunday will be the annual game of awareness of LSU syndrome and the survivors will be recognized on the half -time court.

The tigers return after a wild victory on Thursday night against No. 13 Oklahoma, 107-100. LSU led by 24 in the third quarter, but SOONERS went to the press 1-2-2 and the tigers began to turn the ball, allowing Oklahoma back into the game. SOONERS brought him closer to one with less than a minute, but the clutch sequence in which LSU received two offensive boards, Mikaylah Williams sank three, Aalyah del Rosario received a block, and Flau’je Johnson scored a quick rest to place to place a quick rest to place. Seal the game.

107 points against Oklahoma scored the most points of LSU scored in SEC game so far. It was the fourth game in LSU history, in which both teams scored 100 points, but the previous three needed overtime. It was the first SEC game in which both teams scored 100 in regulation.

LSU’s large three combined for 83 points against Oklahoma. Williams had 37 points, burying seven threes, which are bound to the third most in the history of the program. Johnson added 25 points, and Aneesah Morrow recorded his 20 double pairs for the season with 21 points and 12 rebounds.

Mississippi State comes to Baton Rouge, getting off by bye. Bulldogs lost one point on Monday after Missouri hit the last second arrangement. Jerkila Jordan had 40 points and 8 fights against Missouri. Bulldogs have lost three of their last four games.

The match went last season in Mississippi as Bulldogs’ defense pressure created problems for the Tigers. LSU was out of a severe loss against South Carolina and the tigers failed to bounce. Mjracle Sheppard transferred to LSU from Mississippi. In the upset victory last year, Sheppard had 12 points, 6 thefts, 5 assists and 4 fights.

*LSU press release

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