The LSU-Florida women’s basketball game will now start at 6 p.m. CT on Monday.
The game is being played at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
The time change is due to freezing temperatures expected in Baton Rouge.
The first 2,500 fans will receive a water bottle, and the first 500 students will get crewneck shirts.
The game will still be broadcast on the SEC Network.
The decision to move the game time was made with consideration for the safety and convenience of fans, given the anticipated severe weather conditions. LSU has also canceled in-person classes due to the weather. Despite the time change, the game remains an important SEC matchup for both teams. LSU, ranked No. 6, is on a four-game winning streak, while Florida looks to improve its conference record. The game features a compelling matchup between LSU's guards and Florida's Liv McGill, a top scorer in the SEC. Jada Richard's buzzer-beater at the end of the first quarter gave LSU a 22-19 lead.
Q: Why was the game time changed?
The game time was changed due to expected freezing temperatures in Baton Rouge.
Q: Will the game still be televised?
Yes, the game will still be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Be aware of the new start time: 6 p.m. CT.
If attending, arrive early to receive promotional items.
Tune in to the SEC Network if you cannot attend in person.
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