After suffering their first loss of the season at the hands of South Carolina, LSU (21-1, 6-1) bounced back Sunday afternoon inside the friendly confines of the PMAC and beat A&M 64-51.
It wasn’t the most aesthetically pleasing game as the Tigers and Aggies shot 32 and 31 percent from the floor respectively. LSU, once again, struggled from three, hitting on just three of 20 attempts, but the Tigers were just too big for Texas A&M.
LSU out-rebounded Texas A&M 52 to 33. They also had 18 points in the paint to Texas A&M’s eight, and had a 26-16 edge in points in the paint.