LSU Faces Tulane in New Orleans Showdown Monday
The upcoming matchup between the fifth-ranked LSU women’s basketball team and Tulane is set for Monday night at 6 p.m. CT. The game will be held at Avron B. Fogleman Arena in New Orleans and will be broadcasted on ESPNU. Fans can tune in to the LSU Sports Radio Network for additional commentary.
Series History
This game marks the 45th encounter between LSU and Tulane, with LSU holding a significant advantage in the series, leading 35-9. The two teams last faced each other on November 20, 2024, where LSU emerged victorious with a score of 85-74. Historically, LSU has a solid record of 17-4 when playing at Tulane.
Recent Performance
The Tigers enter this game on a high note, having won four consecutive games. Their latest victory came against Charlotte, where they dominated with a score of 117-59. This was the fourth straight game LSU scored over 100 points, a feat they have accomplished only twice in program history during a season.
- Last Game Stats:
- Field Goals: 35-of-71 (49.3%)
- Three-Pointers: 10-of-20 (50%)
- Rebounds: 54 (compared to Charlotte’s 37)
- Assists: 14 (vs. Charlotte’s 5)
- Top Performers:
- MiLaysia Fulwiley: 22 points, 8-of-11 shooting
- Mikaylah Williams: 18 points, 6 rebounds
- Flau’jae Johnson: 16 points
- Amiya Joyner: 15 points
- Grace Knox: 10 points
- ZaKiyah Johnson: 10 points
- Kate Koval: 10 points, 12 rebounds (double-double)
Tulane’s Challenges
Tulane faces a daunting challenge, having never defeated a top-five team, with an all-time record of 0-17 against such opponents. Additionally, they are 0-30 versus top-10 teams and currently endure a 28-game losing streak against ranked teams since 2011.
Against current SEC teams, Tulane holds a record of 33-87. Their last win against an SEC opponent was an exciting victory over Florida in the St. Pete Showcase, finishing 83-81. The last home game win against an SEC team was in the 2016-17 season, where they beat Auburn 61-59.
Coaching Insights
Ashley Langford enters her second season as head coach of Tulane. A 2009 graduate, she holds the title of the program’s all-time leader in assists. Last year, under her leadership, Tulane compiled a record of 17-13.
This upcoming game against Tulane is crucial for LSU as they aim to continue their strong start to the season while furthering their series dominance over the Green Wave.
