LSU Women's Basketball Defeats Oklahoma 107-100, Overcomes Ejections

In a thrilling top-15 matchup, No. 7 LSU women's basketball defeated No. 13 Oklahoma 107-100, showcasing a highly physical contest marked by technical fouls and ejections. LSU's senior guard Last-Tear Poa was absent for the second consecutive game due to disciplinary reasons related to a team rule violation, which coach Kim Mulkey confirmed after the game. Despite falling behind by 24 points, Oklahoma mounted a comeback led by guard Mikaylah Williams, who scored a crucial 37 points and hit a game-sealing three-pointer in the final seconds. The game featured intense moments, including a scuffle that resulted in player ejections and multiple technical fouls, emphasizing the competitive nature of the matchup. LSU's victory marks their second consecutive win in the Southeastern Conference, bouncing back after a loss to South Carolina. The team's performance has been impressive despite injuries and absences, underscoring their resilience in a challenging season.