NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE– The LSU Men’s Basketball team lost their opening game of the SEC Tournament, 91-62 to the tenth seeded Bulldogs of Mississippi State on Wednesday night at Bridgestone Arena. The Tigers fall to 14-18 overall,

LSU basketball's 2024-25 season came to an end Wednesday night. The Tigers were eliminated from the SEC Tournament after losing to Mississippi State.

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The LSU men’s basketball team opens its SEC Tournament stand Wednesday night at 6 p.m. against a team it played just three games ago, the Mississippi State Bulldogs. The league teams have converged on this city again for its annual visit to Bridgestone Area for the championship tournament to conclude one of the SEC’s overall impressive basketball seasons.

LSU's men's and women's basketball teams head into respective postseason destinations facing some choppy waters as they try to survive and advance in March

On Wednesday, there was a glimpse of that rugged defense when No. 10 seed Mississippi State (21-11) crushed No. 15 LSU 91-62 in the first round of the SEC tournament at Bridgestone Arena. The Bulldogs will play No. 7 Missouri (21-10) on Thursday (6 p.m., SEC Network).

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