LSU basketball's non-conference schedule is over. Before the first SEC game tips off, here's what to know about the Tigers.

LSU women's basketball got off to a 1-0 start in SEC play on Thursday night, beating Arkansas 98-64. It was a comfortable win for an LSU team with some close calls this year. LSU made nine three-pointers,

The Tigers host Vanderbilt in the conference opener for both teams at 3:30 p.m. in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Tickets are available at LSUTix.net and in person at the upper concourse windows of the Maravich Center beginning at 2:30 p.m.

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LSU basketball (11-2) had its best nonconference performance from a record and high-major competition standpoint in the third year under coach Matt McMahon.

LSU women's basketball and Kim Mulkey open SEC play on Thursday at Arkansas. It aims to keep its undefeated record intact and hand the Razorbacks their ninth loss of the season. The Tigers won the last three games of the series and hold a 15-11 record when

LSU forward Jersey Wolfenbarger (8) reacts after making a basket, Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025, during the second quarter of the SEC opener against Arkansas at Walton Arena in Fayetteville. (Hank Layton/NWA Democrat-Gazette)

LSU women's basketball tips off SEC play on the road at Arkansas. Our scouting report and score prediction here.

Williams’ mid-range jumper – which she hit at the 1:22 mark of the second quarter – was part of the 10-0 run that LSU built to bury Arkansas (7-9) under a 25-point halftime

LSU women's basketball's SEC opener at Arkansas was never in doubt. The No. 4 Tigers j um ped out to a 9-0 lead early and Arkansas never got as close as that. LSU led by 25 points at halftime and drove the gap up to more than 40 points with more than 3:00 minutes left in the third quarter.