Tag Archives: LSU

Texas A&M looks to build on impressive 2012 season

By Arthur Shendell on April 29th, 2013

The Texas A&M Aggies are entering the 2013 NCAA football season on quite a roll. The Aggies finished the 2012 football season going 11-2 and 6-2 in SEC play. A&M’s two losses (Florida and LSU) came by a combined eight … Continue reading →

Posted in College Football | Tagged Aggies, Arizona Cardinals, Cincinnati Bengals, Cotton Bowl Classic, Damontre Moore, Florida, Johnny Manziel, Kevin Sumlin, LSU, Luke Joeckel, New York Giants, NFL Draft, Oklahoma State, Ryan Swope, Sean Porter | Leave a comment

Gator Men’s Hoops Start SEC Tournament, Take on Tigers Friday Afternoon

By Joel Sebastianelli on March 15th, 2013

With nearly a full week of rest to regain composure and refocus after closing the regular season with three losses in its last six games, the Florida (24-6, 14-4 SEC) men’s basketball team tips off competition in the SEC Tournament Friday afternoon … Continue reading →

Posted in College Basketball, Gators Men's Basketball, Southeastern Conference | Tagged Billy Donovan, Erik Murphy, Gators Men's basketball, Kenny Boynton, LSU, LSU Tigers, Mike Rosario, Nashville, national championship, Patric Young, SEC Tournament | Leave a comment

Gators Men’s Hoops Looks To Tame The Tigers

By Adam Pages on January 12th, 2013

The Florida (11-2, 1-0 SEC) men’s basketball team travels to the bayou on Saturday for its first SEC road game of the year. After registering 16 assists during Florida’s last two wins, junior point guard Scottie Wilbekin looks to continue … Continue reading →

Posted in College Basketball, Gators Men's Basketball, Southeastern Conference | Tagged Billy Donovan, Florida, Gators, Kenny Boynton, LSU, Michael Frazier II, Scottie Wilbekin, Tigers | Leave a comment

Gator Women’s Basketball Gets Big Win At Home

By Jillian Baach on January 7th, 2013

The Florida women’s basketball team took down the Tigers of LSU in a close 77-72 showdown on Sunday in the O’Connell Center. This was a huge confidence booster for the Gators (12-4, 1-1 SEC) who were narrowly defeated by Kentucky, … Continue reading →

Posted in College Basketball, Gators Men's Basketball, Southeastern Conference | Tagged Amanda Butler, Carlie Needles, conference play, injury, Jennifer George, Kayal Lewis, LSU, O'Dome | Leave a comment

UF vs LSU Football Preview

By Reva Labbe on October 5th, 2012

The 10th ranked Florida Gators are rested after a bye week and are ready to take on the fourth ranked LSU Tigers at home this weekend. This will mark the ninth straight year that the Gators and Tigers game will be … Continue reading →

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Gators Baseball Falls To LSU in Series Opener

By Jessica Ferralls on April 6th, 2012

The Florida Gators baseball team is now 24-6 and have extended their losing streak to three games after falling 7-6 to the LSU Tigers in the series opener Thursday night. The Tigers took an early lead in the first, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Gator Baseball, Southeastern Conference | Tagged Gators baseball, Jonathon Crawford, Kevin Gausman, Kevin O'Sullivan, LSU, LSU baseball, Taylor Gushue | Leave a comment

Three SEC Teams Will Play In the NIT Tonight

By Brittany Wiggs on March 13th, 2012

The National Invitational Tournament begins tonight and LSU, Mississippi State, and Tennessee will be representing the South Eastern Conference. The fourth seeded Mississippi State Bulldogs will play at home against fifth seeded Massachusetts at 7 p.m. The Bulldogs finished their season 22-11 … Continue reading →

Posted in College Basketball, Southeastern Conference | Tagged Cuonzo Martin, LSU, Mississippi State, NIT, Ole Miss, Rick Stansbury, SEC Basketball, Tennessee, Trent Johnson | Leave a comment

NIT Preview of SEC Teams

By Alex Castor on March 12th, 2012

With everyone scrambling to fill out their brackets for the NCAA Tournament this week, four Southeastern Conference teams were selected to the big dance. However, another four SEC teams found themselves in a completely different tournament after last night’s selections. … Continue reading →