BATON ROUGE — ZaKiyah Johnson is slowly revealing her true self as her freshman season is nearing the final regular-season stretch. A former five-star, No. 13 overall recruit who was a four-time state ...

LSU football will open the season against Clemson for a second straight year. This time, the game will be in Baton Rouge as new LSU head coach Lane Kiffin makes his Tigers' debut. All eyes will be on ...

LSU baseball returned plenty of key pieces from its national championship roster, including its entire starting outfield. Chris Stanfield, Derek Curiel and Jake Brown will run it back and head coach ...

Johnson (recently traded) will be available for Saturday's game against the Spurs. Just because Johnson is available, that doesn't mean he will actually see the floor. The second-year guard was unable ...

LSU freshman ZaKiyah Johnson is adjusting to a new role playing inside for the women's basketball team. Johnson, a former five-star recruit, recently made her first two three-point shots of the season ...

BATON ROUGE — As Opening Day for the 2026 college baseball season approaches, LSU baseball is a consensus top-2 team heading into the year. Led by reigning National Coach of the Year Jay Johnson, who ...

BATON ROUGE – LSU’s streak of former players reaching the Super Bowl will stretch to 25 consecutive years as six former Tigers have advanced to this year’s game in Santa Clara, Calif. The 25-year ...

Last season, the LSU women’s basketball team could go only as far as its three stars could take it. If one had an injury or a rough shooting night, then it was hard for the Tigers to win — especially ...

Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers won the offseason after landing the No. 1 Transfer Portal Class in America with the program reeling in 42 newcomers via the free agent market. Once Kiffin was introduced ...

Last summer the Chicago multi-disciplinary musicians Whitney Johnson, Lia Kohl, and Macie Stewart teamed up on a gorgeous, mournful two-part string composition called BODY SOUND [STONE PIECE]. At the ...

SAN DIEGO — It was tough way to make a network TV debut. Johnson Wagner was hired by CBS away from Golf Channel before this season to do what he does best—try to re-create shots hit by the pros, ...