LSU got a double-double from All-American Angel Reese and third-seeded LSU defeated upset-minded Miami to advance to the women's Final Four.
It wasn’t pretty but it was a win — and no, we’re not just talking about LSU coach Kim Mulkey’s outfit.
It’s the first Final Four since 2008 for LSU. From 2005-2008 the Tigers made five consecutive trips to the Final Four, losing in national semifinals each time.
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