How to watch LSU Basketball Versus Florida State, Odds, Injuries, and More

On Tuesday Night, the LSU Basketball team will play host to the Florida State Seminoles in the SEC Vs ACC Challenge. The tournament is a great barometer for how each team fairs against other power four schools while also showing which of the two conferences is stronger. As LSU is 6-1 and Florida State is 7-1, this game is a great matchup between two teams looking to outperform expectations.

How to Watch LSU Vs Florida State

The Tigers and the Seminoles will face off at 8:00 PM Central Time or 9:00 PM for the Tigers fans on the East Coast. The game will be broadcast on SEC Network which is available on cable as well as streaming services and in the ESPN App if you have a cable provider.

Official Odds for LSU Vs Florida State

As of Tuesday Morning, the LSU Tigers are slight favorites over the Seminoles likely due to being the home team in this matchup.

Line: LSU -3.5

Moneylines: LSU -165 or Florida State + 140

Total: 149.5 Points

Injury Report for LSU

The LSU Basketball team will continue to be without Veteran Forward Daimion Collins who reinjured his shoulder in the game against Pittsburgh, the timetable to return is unknown but, Matt McMahon is optimistic he'll return at some point this season. The LSU Tigers will continue to be without transfer center Noah Boyde who's still recovering from his surgery last season. Tyrell Ward was ruled out for the season before the season opener by Matt McMahon as he steps away to focus on his mental health.

A chance to pick up another quality win

Any time you take on a Power Four opponent, its a great chance to see what your team is all about. The LSU Tigers get to take on a 7-1 Florida State and a win would give the Tigers a win over an ACC Opponent which would go a long way come March. In the initial NET Rankings, LSU was ranked 50th and they'll get a chance to pick up a win over the 67th ranked Seminoles. The games in SEC play will be tough enough so winning games early on against Non-Conference opponents would go a long way.

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