When is the LSU vs. Arkansas women's basketball game?
Thursday at 7 p.m. CT.
Sports / Womens Basketball
The No. 6 LSU women’s basketball team is set to host Arkansas in their annual Play4Kay game at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Meanwhile, winter weather has caused schedule changes for several Arkansas Razorbacks teams.
LSU's upcoming game against Arkansas marks the 57th time these teams have met, with LSU leading the series 37-19. LSU has won the last four games against Arkansas. Kim Mulkey holds a 4-1 record against Arkansas during her time at LSU. In her 26 seasons as a head coach, Mulkey has a 773-126 overall record. LSU leads the country in several statistical categories, including bench points per game (42.2) and scoring offense (99.0).
On the Arkansas side, winter weather has significantly impacted their sports schedules. The men's basketball game against LSU was moved to Saturday at 4 p.m. CT, and the women's basketball game against No. 4 Texas was postponed to February 19. The women's tennis season opener was also postponed. The gymnastics team, however, competed and topped SEMO 197.475-192.675.
Thursday at 7 p.m. CT.
Winter weather.
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