February 1, 2026 - 01:58

COLUMBIA, S.C. – In a tense SEC battle that required extra time to decide, the LSU Tigers clawed their way to a 92-87 overtime victory over South Carolina on Saturday. The Tigers were propelled by a career-high 21 points from forward Mike Nwoko, whose performance proved crucial in a back-and-forth contest.
The game was tightly contested throughout regulation, with neither team able to secure a decisive advantage. LSU's offense found consistent success, but South Carolina's resilience forced the five-minute overtime period. In the extra frame, the Tigers made key defensive stops and converted critical free throws to finally create separation and seal the hard-fought road win.
Beyond Nwoko's standout contribution, LSU showcased balanced scoring with multiple players reaching double figures. The team's ability to execute in high-pressure moments ultimately made the difference. For South Carolina, the loss comes despite a strong offensive showing and a spirited effort that stretched the game to its limit. The victory provides LSU with significant momentum as conference play continues.
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