It wasn’t quite the storybook ending Kim Mulkey and her No. 3 seed LSU Tigers may have hoped for after falling to No. 6 seed Ohio State, but this team defied the odds and battled until the very end. Coming up short in their 79-64 loss in the second round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament, this squad fought until the final buzzer to keep things interesting. The three-point shooting of the Buckeyes from start to finish is what set the tone. Playing catch up for most of the game, LSU’s inability to get shots to fall is what held them back from making a run. “We just couldn’t put the ball in the hole,” Khayla Pointer said following the loss. “We were still in the game but it puts so much pressure on your defense when you can’t score. Not only were we not scoring, but when we were scoring…
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