MiLaysia Fulwiley ignited a furious second-half rally, overcoming an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit to secure a dramatic victory for the LSU Tigers over the Ole Miss Rebels.

LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey reveals why she benched star guard Mikaylah Williams in second half vs. Ole Miss

Before they met Thursday, LSU and Ole Miss had spent the previous two weeks jockeying for fourth place in the SEC. The winner of Thursday’s matchup would take sole possession of that spot in the standings, putting itself on track to land a double bye in the conference tournament. The Tigers have earned that right in each of the last four seasons.

The LSU Tigers baseball season is off to a 5-0 start. The offense is dominant and the pitching is promising, but things haven't been completely smooth. Highly anticipated outfielder Chris Stanfield suffered an injury during the second game and hasn't returned since.

How was LSU women's basketball able to erase a double-digit, fourth quarter deficit to beat Ole Miss? Kim Mulkey explains.

Coming out of halftime, LSU put together a scoring spurt to bring its deficit to two. Ole Miss would follow that up with an 11-0 scoring run that gave the Rebels a 13-point lead with 5:28 left in the quarter. LSU responded on the back half of the quarter and went into the fourth quarter with the Rebels leading 63-54.

Lane Kiffin’s $91 million move to LSU has one analyst predicting a national title run and another warning Tigers fans not to get too comfortable.

St. Thomas Aquinas four-star safety Zayden Gamble continues evaluating contenders in his recruitment with Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers