No. 6 LSU pulled off an 89-87 win against No. 16 Tennessee thanks to an acrobatic last-second basket from Kailyn Gilbert. And thanks to Gilbert's heroics, the Tigers improved to 18-0 and are one of just three undefeated teams remaining in women's college basketball,

The LSU women’s basketball team built an early 18-point lead Thursday in its road game against Tennessee. And even though the No. 16 Lady Vols spent the next three quarters slowly whittling away that advantage – one 3-pointer,

Kailyn Gilbert hit a late-game shot with 0.9 second remaining and No. 6 LSU (18-0, 3-0 SEC) walked away victorious over Tennessee (13-2, 1-2 SEC) Thursday night in Thompson-Boling Arena, 89-87, marking the Tigers’ third consecutive win in Knoxville,

LSU women's basketball got it done on Thursday night. Going on the road in the SEC to face a ranked Tennessee team, LSU needed a score in the final seconds. The Tigers got the bucket from transfer guard Kailyn Gilbert.

Prior to tipoff in Knoxville, LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey shared a moment pregame with Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell. Mulkey presented the first-year head coach with a gift bag followed by a short conversation.

Tennessee Volunteers women's basketball head coach Kim Caldwell is currently pregnant with her first child. Before Tennessee's January 9 game against Kim Mulkey