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Despite Angel Reese’s commentary on Jill Biden inviting Caitlin Clark’s Iowa basketball along with LSU , Kim Mulkey’s LSU basketball team would be happy to accept an invitation, according to TMZ. A university spokesperson said that LSU basketball would be “excited” to celebrate its championship at the White House later this year. Angel Reese was […]

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant met up and celebrated with LSU star Angel Reese after the Tigers National Championship. Reese posted a video of the two hitting “the griddy” to a viral sound of Morant, via Bleacher Report. Angel Reese and Ja Morant linked up 🤣🔥 (via @Reese10Angel) pic.twitter.com/wZIxeCvBVL — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) April 5, 2023 […]

After calling Jill Biden’s Iowa proposal a joke, LSU basketball star Angel Reese delivered another strong message for the First Lady of the United States. Speaking on the I AM ATHLETE pod, Reese shared her disappointment to the FLOTUS’ suggestion that Iowa should be invited to the White House as well for putting up a […]

Caitlin Clark set the college basketball world on fire in March Madness, but it wasn’t enough for Iowa basketball to beat Angel Reese and the high-flying LSU Tigers in the national championship. Despite that, First Lady Jill Biden offered an invite to the Hawkeyes to come visit the White House because of their impressive efforts […]

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark enjoyed a tremendous 2022-23 season. Iowa, however, ultimately fell short in the national championship game to Angel Reese and LSU basketball. Reese later went viral for her trash talk aimed towards Clark. However, Reese has dealt with criticism for her trash talk. Clark addressed the situation on ESPN on Tuesday, per Shea […]

LSU basketball star Angel Reese just keeps dissing the haters and those trying to downplay their success, even if it’s the First Lady of the United States Jill Biden. After the Tigers took home the first women’s national title in the program’s history, Jill Biden congratulated the team and shared that the newly crowned champions […]

The national championship for women’s college basketball between Angel Reese’s LSU basketball and Caitlin Clark’s Iowa basketball resulted in historic viewership, according to ESPN PR. The game between LSU basketball and Iowa basketball had 9.9 million viewers, which is the most-viewed NCAA Division I women’s college basketball game on record across all networks. The peak viewership […]

Angel Reese’s antics towards Caitlin Clark in LSU’s victory on Sunday drew no shortage of reaction. Some people called her out for not showing class, while others defended her actions. Dave Portnoy certainly didn’t appreciate the way Reese handled her self, even referring to her as a “Classless piece of s**t” on Twitter. Classless piece […]

President Barack Obama is a huge advocate for women’s sports and on Monday morning, he didn’t forget to congratulate the LSU basketball program on winning their very first national championship on Sunday, ending Caitlin Clark and Iowa’s Cinderella run. Tigers star Angel Reese quickly reacted to Obama’s message with a simple yet powerful four-word message: […]

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James continues to show his support for LSU basketball forward Angel Reese, who is on the receiving end of a wave of backlash for mocking Iowa guard Caitlin Clark during the national title game. James absolutely loved how Reese has handled the haters so far, and while he has yet […]

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James doesn’t see any problem with Angel Reese’s John Cena-like taunt on Caitlin Clark after LSU basketball beat Iowa in the national title game on Sunday. In fact, he loves it. The Lakers forward said as much amid all the buzz that the “You can’t see me” gesture started. To […]

During the regular season, the LSU Tigers did not lose a game until Feb. 12 against SEC powerhouse South Carolina. They would not lose again until Mar. 4 in the second round of the SEC Tournament. They looked the part of a team that could possibly contend for a national championship in March Madness. Sure […]

Angel Reese and the LSU Tigers gave Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes hell in the finals of the women’s NCAA tournament championship game on Sunday. Reese came up huge for the Tigers, as she dropped a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds, leaving everyone, including Los Angeles Lakers great Magic Johnson amazed. “Congratulations […]

LSU basketball beat Iowa basketball in the National Championship game for women’s college basketball, and Angel Reese got criticism for her taunting of Caitlin Clark. Reese defended herself in the post-game press conference. “I’m happy, I mean, all year I was critiqued about who I was,” Angel Reese said, via We Need To Talk. “The […]

LSU basketball’s Angel Reese has gotten a lot of attention for her taunting of Caitlin Clark during the National Championship game against Iowa basketball, and she explained why she did it on the desk with ESPN after the game, via NBA Central. “I was waiting, I tell you I was waiting I was waiting,” Angel […]

When Angel Reese mocked Caitlin Clark after LSU basketball beat Iowa in the women’s national championship game, many hoops fans were quick to call her “classless” for the gesture. Fortunately, several fans and supporters came to her defense. For those who missed it, in the closing seconds of LSU’s 105-82 win, Reese did the “You […]

LSU basketball defeated Iowa basketball in the National Championship for women’s college basketball, and Kyle Kuzma of the Washington Wizards had a take on Angel Reese. “Angel Reese a winner,” Kyle Kuzma said on Twitter. The Wizards player clearly likes Angel Reese’s style of play. She grabbed the attention of many with her taunting of […]

LSU basketball star Angel Reese hit Iowa sharpshooter Caitlin Clark with the ultimate trolling after the Tigers took down the Hawkeyes in the NCAA Tournament women’s championship game on Sunday. With the clock winding down and the game out of reach for Iowa, Reese knew it was the perfect opportunity to talk trash to Clark. […]

Going into the fourth quarter, things weren’t looking so good for the LSU Tigers. They trailed Virginia Tech, 59-49 and had been down by as many as 13 points. The fourth quarter was their time, however. LSU completed a major comeback to reach the first March Madness national championship game in school history. Helping lead […]

It wasn’t easy, but LSU basketball managed to beat Virginia Tech on Friday evening and advance to the Women’s National Championship. In the process, the Tigers put themselves in the March Madness record books. Kim Mulkey’s squad was trailing by 12 points at the end of the third quarter and ultimately won 79-72. That was […]

After a breakout season with the No. 4 LSU Tigers, Angel Reese did not appear as one of the 15 players named on the Wooden Award Finalists list. Here is the full list. Aliyah Boston, South Carolina Cameron Brink, Stanford Caitlin Clark, Iowa Aaliyah Edwards, UConn Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana Ashley Joens, Iowa State Haley Jones, […]

Angel Reese’s historic season at LSU added another milestone last night after the sophomore recorded her 20th consecutive double-double in the Tigers’ 89-51 win over Alabama. After the performance, Reese received a shoutout from future WNBA hall of famer and LSU alumna Sylvia Fowles, whose record Reese passed versus the Crimson Tide. “Crown off to […]

LSU”s Angel Reese has been one of the most dominant players in basketball this season and continued to build her national player of the year case with a 30-point, 19-rebound effort against Arkansas. However, the Tigers’ win over the Razorbacks wasn’t the talking point after the game. Reese was assessed a technical foul after blocking […]

Angel Reese had already made a strong national player of the year case before LSU’s bout with Texas A&M on Friday. After putting up 26 points and grabbing a program-record 28 rebounds, she might have made herself the favorite to take home the honors. Reese’s 28 rebounds in the Tigers’ 74-38 win over the Aggies […]

Over 1,100 women’s college basketball players entered the transfer portal ahead of the 2022-23 season. It has become the new norm where student-athletes are able to determine their next move if they choose to leave their current programs. The movement across the country has already greatly impacted some of the best teams in college basketball. […]