Welcome in Tiger fans. It's another week of play-by-play presented by our friends at the Advocate.

Happy to be back with you, along with the illustrious Kent Lowe. I'm Chris Blair and Kent. Let's get to it.

You know, it's one of those times of the year where it's extremely busy. We've got kind of the winter sports wrapping up, which means postseason play begins, and then the start and ramp up of the truly spring sports. And we got a lot to cover today. And by the way, we're going to have a special guest, Joe Schwartz, assistant director for operations for LSU women's basketball. Going to stop by the show. We'll get to him a little later. We'll talk about women's basketball. But let's start, I guess let's start with men's basketball, because this week kind of starts a new. LSU going in the 14th seat into the SEC tournament. They call it March Madness for a reason.

And you put everything behind you, try to regroup, start fresh, oh and oh, as we head

to Music City later in the week.

Yeah, and you got a team that you played a pretty good game against, kind of lost in the last

10 seconds after you had, were're able to take the lead and then

Georgia made a late bucket to win it. So a very close game on the road in Athens. So now on a

neutral side against the Georgia Bulldogs and the second game on Wednesday night at Bridgestone Arena.

And then the winner of that gets Vanderbilt, which does happen to be a team.

You have a win over this year, and they are certainly in some peril a little bit with

out Liam Robbins, who hurt himself late in the season after they played

at LSU.

So it is a new start.

It is a new beginning.

LSU is playing better, longer in games, but they've got to learn how to finish.

And hopefully maybe some of that

will happen this week in the tournament.

You know, again, I know there's probably fans out there watching going, what are you guys

talking about?

It's been a rough season for LSU.

You only have two conference wins.

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