Yep. It’s a going to be a MOVIE. However, the game’s start time will be a bit delayed. The top-ten matchup was originally slated for Thursday, January 23, but it’s been moved to Friday, January 24 with a 5 p.m. ET tipoff.

LSU women’s basketball faces its biggest test of the season on Thursday when it travels to No. 2 South Carolina. The top-five matchup with the Gamecocks comes fresh off the No., 5 Tigers’ road win against Florida on Sunday. LSU is still undefeated on the season, while South Carolina’s only loss came to No. 1 UCLA.

South Carolina, Dawn Staley host LSU, Kim Mulkey on Thursday. Here's our score prediction and scouting report for the highly anticipated matchup.

The SEC has been the toughest conference this women's college basketball season, and Thursday features a marquee showdown between No. 2 South Carolina and No. 5 LSU. The Tigers are one of only two teams still undefeated,

The contest features the last two national champions, with LSU winning it all in 2023, followed by South Carolina in 2024. It features two of the winningest and most high-profile coaches in the sport — LSU’s Kim Mulkey and South Carolina’s Dawn Staley. You get the point. It’s a big deal.

South Carolina women's basketball's game vs LSU will no longer be played on Thursday, Jan. 23. See latest updates here.

The snowfall that blanketed Baton Rouge Tuesday has so far not affected the LSU women’s basketball team’s travel plan for its showdown with South Carolina.

After witnessing her players brawling with their opponents during the SEC Tournament final, South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley made her feelings known on the ugly scenes with a stern response

The Gamecocks are a No. 1 seed in the latest bracketology Tuesday. Here's where South Carolina stands in the latest March Madness projections