Misses like this are why LSU scored a season-low 52 points and shot a season-worst 30% FG in its 14-point loss to Texas A&M

This is the clip of LSU's Vyctorius Miller rolling his left ankle while defending cut.

Doesn't look good. Based on my eye test, I don't think the freshman will play Tuesday vs No. 17 Kentucky

LSU freshman Curtis Givens III was responsible for the final stop.

He did as well as you can defending full court against Oklahoma's Jeremiah Fears without fouling.

Also, nice last rebound by freshman Vyctorius Miller

Good look at the jumpers of LSU's Robert Miller III and Corey Chest.

Nice form for Miller who should be able to shoot these in game in due time

This stood out on my re-watch of LSU vs Georiga.

Senior Cam Carter flies across the court and an awesome elevator screen frees him up.

Freshman Curtis Givens III passes it way too late and the advantage is gone.

Some visible frustration from coach Matt McMahon and Carter

LSU's defense has been bad the last 2 games.

Possessions like these illustrate how.

1) Cam Carter defends drive well
2) Daimion Collins overhelps and leaps for block
3) Corey Chest (in no man's land) watches ball handler instead of covering the big Collins leaves open

2) Missouri keeps possession after Derek Fountain gets loose ball foul (Mizzou would've had ball regardless)

LSU basketball's 11 offensive rebounds allowed don't do it justice for how bad it was.

1) Corey Chest can't catch rebound and it goes out of bounds.

LSU's Jordan Sears and Dji Bailey weren't on the same page here.

Sears jumps and passes it, assuming Bailey is above the arc.

Bailey instead slips toward the paint.

Turnover.

Arguably the worst play for LSU basketball vs. Missouri.

LSU ranks 362nd in offensive rebounds allowed per game (13.6).

This is out of 364 teams

Vanderbilt's Jaylen Carey played with a physicality LSU couldn't match.

Multiple times he scored 1-on-1 in the post to get his season-high 14 points