April 4: What's next for LSU women's basketball? And should Angel Reese get her own statue?

Beat writer Reed Darcey and columnist Scott Rabalais join sports editor Perryn Keys to discuss the end of the LSU women's basketball season, Angel Reese's decision to turn pro and what comes next for Kim Mulkey and her team. The guys break down why LSU didn't keep up against Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Elite Eight on Monday night — which, as we all found out, was the most-viewed women's basketball game of all time. We then debate whether this season — in which LSU began as the consensus No. 1 team but lost to South Carolina twice and ended up short of the Final Four — was a success, a failure or somewhere in between? We also discuss Angel's decision to go pro, her impact on LSU and ... ultimately, we ponder the question: Should she get her own statue on campus one day? From there, the guys talk roster. Hailey Van Lith's status is still unclear, but every other player is eligible to return, and the Tigers have one signee and (at least) one transfer coming in — in addition to Sa'Myah Smith, who should return from injury. Subscribe to our YouTube channel! Subscribe to The Advocate: theadvocate.com/subscribe Sign up for the LSU Sports Insider newsletter: theadvocate.com/lsunewsletter 0:00-Intro 3:30-A game that lived up to the hype, broke records 10:00-Why LSU came up short, and was Caitlin Clark just too hot? 17:00-The impact LSU has made on women's basketball 18:35-Was this season a success, a failure or in between? 25:20-Angel Reese's impact in two years at LSU 33:15-What will you remember most about Angel? 40:00-Should Angel Reese get a statue on campus one day?