Couple quick notes:
- BU actually has some size, 8/15 players are at least 6', led by 6'5" Anete Adler (who just picked up her 2nd PF less than 4' in).
- Terriers have a player wearing 94 on their roster, not something you see often
- BU guard Audrey Ericksen is playing ~16mi from her HS in Cary.

Kim Mulkey says (correctly, IMO) that this was the best she's seen Duke play all season.

93-77, LSU, your final.

Tigers and Blue Devils both had six in double figures, led by the Tigers' Flau'jae Johnson, who had 18, and shot 75% from beyond the arc.

Duke's Taina Mair led all players in rebounds with 7.

I take absolutely no pleasure in telling y'all there was just a "67 Cam."

LSU's Mikaylah Williams has 10 in the 3rd quarter, including the buzzer-beater 3, and thats your margin with one quarter to play, 71-61.

She has both of the Tigers' 3-point makes tonight.

Alumnae in attendance include Karima Christmas-Kelly, Alana Beard, Haley Gorecki, Iciss Tillis... There were a number of others.

Y'all we're getting the media time out at the 2:27 mark. The teams are shooting a combined 56.5%.

66-58, LSU.

Duke leading the points in the paint this quarter 8-6.

Another game where a player that was in the ACC last year, so the players are familiar with, is playing incredibly well. Tonight it's Kate Koval, late of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. She has 9pts/4reb and is exerting her will in the paint.

51-43, LSU, at the half. After a SLOW start, Tigers shot 60% or better in both quarters.

LSU winning the points in the paint battle by 14.

Milaysia Fulwiley leading all scorers with 14, Riley Nelson has 10 to lead the Blue Devils

9-0 LSU run and they lead by that many, their largest lead of the game.

5 of those came from Grace Knox.

LSU fans making their presence known.

Tie game at the 2Q media in Durham.

LSU, the best 3-point shooting team in the country, is 0-1.

Duke has a "Sisterhood Squad" of second to eighth grade dancers, and they had them do the t-shirt toss. One small kid tried to throw a shirt and it hit the scorer's table, so he went and got it and rather than try it again, just handed it to someone in the crowd. 'Twas cute.

Duke opened the game on a 14-1 run, LSU on a 19-7 run since.

LSU fans on both sides of the stands, but also the first time that I can remember that there've been enough students here to really get the arms over the media table action going on OOB plays around midcourt.

One note, per a team rep, Emilee Skinner remains out with a lower body injury

Y'all, Kim didn't even technically call time out. She just looked at the ref and gestured to herself.
11-1, Duke, 2:43 in.