No. 6 LSU pulled off an 89-87 win against No. 16 Tennessee thanks to an acrobatic last-second basket from Kailyn Gilbert. And thanks to Gilbert's heroics, the Tigers improved to 18-0 and are one of just three undefeated teams remaining in women's college basketball,

The LSU women’s basketball team built an early 18-point lead Thursday in its road game against Tennessee. And even though the No. 16 Lady Vols spent the next three quarters slowly whittling away that advantage – one 3-pointer,

Kailyn Gilbert hit a late-game shot with 0.9 second remaining and No. 6 LSU (18-0, 3-0 SEC) walked away victorious over Tennessee (13-2, 1-2 SEC) Thursday night in Thompson-Boling Arena, 89-87, marking the Tigers’ third consecutive win in Knoxville,

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LSU women's basketball had a big lead early and had to hold on late in Knoxville to defeat the Tennessee Lady Vols Thursday night.

Going on the road in the SEC to face a ranked Tennessee team, LSU needed a score in the final seconds. The Tigers got the bucket from transfer guard Kailyn Gilbert. It was Gilbert’s second time playing the hero role this year after she did the same thing vs. Washington in November.

Prior to tipoff in Knoxville, LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey shared a moment pregame with Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell. Mulkey presented the first-year head coach with a gift bag followed by a short conversation.

Tennessee Volunteers women's basketball head coach Kim Caldwell is currently pregnant with her first child. Before Tennessee's January 9 game against Kim Mulkey