On Wednesday Night, the LSU Tigers face off against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the opening round of the SEC Tournament. The Tigers enter this game as the 15th seed in the tournament after finishing 3-15 in league play bringing a five game losing streak into this matchup. The Bulldogs are the 10th seed in this Tournament after finishing 8-10 in SEC Play but, lost their last two games.
The winner of this matchup will face off against the 7th seeded Missouri Tigers on Thursday Night.
How to watch the LSU Tigers Vs Mississippi State Bulldogs
The LSU Tigers and the Mississippi State Bulldogs will face off in the Bridgestone Arena at 6:00 PM Central Time or 7:00 PM Eastern Time for the Tigers fans on the East Coast. The game will be broadcast on SEC Network which is a part of ESPN's channel offerings. If you are looking for a streaming option, Fubo TV will have the game, along with hundreds of channels. The game will also be broadcast on radio on 98.1 the LSU Sports Radio Network.
Official Odds for LSU Vs Mississippi State
As of Wednesday Morning, the LSU Tigers are underdogs against the Bulldogs team as Mississippi State is an 8.5 point favorite over LSU as the Tigers are severely injured. The total in this game is set at 147.5 points.
Injury Report for LSU Vs Mississippi State
The injury report for the LSU continues to be less than encouraging as the Tigers' injuries have carried into the postseason. Jalen Reed is still listed as out, as he tore his ACL before SEC Play. Reed is joined by Guard Vyctorius Miller, who suffered an ankle injury against Mississippi State, and Corey Chest, who has dealt with injuries down the final stretch of the season. Depth Center Noah Boyde is listed as questionable which is a new addition to the injury report. On Mississippi State's side, the Bulldogs will be without Kanye Clary who hasn't played since November.