National signing day got all of the attention, but the LSU men's basketball team has quietly improved after a disastrous start to the SEC season. The Tigers look to make it three in a row against the Commodores tonight in the PMAC.

After a week where we were a little bit busy, here's what the state of the SEC looks like. For LSU, the goal should be to get to 6th place this season.

LSU trailed by as much as 18 points in the second half, but the Tigers came back to win, 69-68

The SEC's best meet as Ole Miss takes onFlorida to try and retake first place. The rest of the SEC slate is pretty dreadful, and one of the dreadful games is this game. But that doesn't mean Johnny Jones can't build some momentum with another win.

Is a new era finally dawning? If so, will anyone even care?

Andre Stringer and Anthony Hickey led the way for LSU with a combined 38 points

LSU battled at Rupp on Saturday, but were unable to give Johnny Jones the marquee win he is still looking for. The 17th ranked Missouri Tigers now come to the PMAC hoping to stay in the SEC race, while LSU looks for their biggest win of the season.

The Tigers almost upset Kentucky in Lexington but fell 75-70.

Johnny Jones picked up his first SEC win on Wednesday, but now gets his toughest challenge on the road against the Wildcats. Although they are big favorites, Kentucky is beatable at home. Can LSU be the team to pick up a shocker against the champs?

The Tigers were led by Shavon Coleman, Johnny O'Bryant, and Anthony Hickey, as they captured their elusive 10th win of the season