The LSU Tigers women's basketball team looked like a true national championship contender for the first 14 games of the 2025-26 season. They set an NCAA women's

LSU falls out of the Top 10 after latest AP Top 25 release originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. LSU’s grip on the top five didn’t last long to begin the new year.

The top four remains put, but the SEC clogs up the middle of the rankings as Vanderbilt and Kentucky jump into Autumn Johnson's latest women's basketball Power 10.

No LSU player has scored more points in a game this season than Grace Knox did on Sunday against Texas-Arlington.

Find out how the #12 LSU Tigers women's basketball team fared this week, plus a look at team stats, odds, and upcoming games.

The 12th-ranked Vanderbilt women’s basketball team pulled off a statement win Sunday night, upsetting No. 5 LSU 65–61 inside a packed Memorial Gymnasium. The victory kept Vanderbilt unbeaten on the season at 15–0, while LSU fell to 14–2 after a hard-fought road loss.

In its first 14 games, LSU posted the best per-possession offensive and defensive numbers of the Mulkey era. The Tigers still lead the nation in both points scored per 100 possessions (131.5) and points allowed per 100 possessions (65.3), according to Her Hoop Stats.