LSU has 15 players practicing, several eligibility questions remain, and Will Wade isn’t backing away from his unconventional plan. Here are three major takeaways from his revealing preseason press conference.
Will Wade and Kim Mulkey enter the season with vastly different rosters and plenty of unanswered questions, but one thing is certain: LSU basketball won’t lack passion, personality or intrigue in the PMAC this winter.
With LSU's official roster still listing only four players, Will Wade meets with the media as preseason practice begins to address the Tigers' roster, eligibility questions and the outlook for his first season back in Baton Rouge.
Kim Mulkey has already found a nickname for 6-foot-5 Russian newcomer Ana Minaeva: “Baby Jokic.” At just 17 years old, Minaeva arrives at LSU with professional experience, impressive footwork and a versatile skill set that has already caught her coach’s attention.
Get your first look at Kim Mulkey’s 2026-27 LSU women’s basketball team as the Tigers hit the floor for their first official practice of the season Monday at the Maravich Center.
Kim Mulkey meets with the media for the first time since last season, previewing her 2026-27 LSU team as the Tigers officially open preseason practice Monday at the Maravich Center.
One of the greatest players in LSU women’s basketball history is getting a permanent place outside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, as Sylvia Fowles will join an exclusive group of Tiger legends honored with statues on campus.
Kim Mulkey and LSU will host No. 2 Ivanna Wilson-Manyacka and No. 4 Jezelle “GG” Banks during Clemson weekend. With No. 3 Caroline Bradley already committed, the Tigers are heavily involved with three of the nation’s top four prospects for 2027.
LSU women’s basketball is losing Kate Koval, who has decided to leave the program for personal reasons. Kim Mulkey said the decision was difficult for Koval and that LSU fully supports her.
Former Big East Player of the Year RJ Luis has won a preliminary injunction against the NCAA, clearing him to play for LSU this season. Judge Ronald Johnson ruled in Luis’ favor Monday in East Baton Rouge Parish.