Sa’Myah Smith and Jersey Wolfenbarger both recorded double-doubles as No. 7 LSU (26-2, 11-2 SEC) took down Georgia (10-17, 2-11 SEC) Thursday nigh

The Georgia vs. No. 7 LSU women's basketball game tips off at 9 p.m. from the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. This is game 13 of their SEC schedule. The Bulldogs lost by 29 points in their second meeting with No. 14 Kentucky over the weekend.

LSU women's basketball defeated Georgia 79-63 on Thursday inside the PMAC. Following a loss at No. 3 Texas, the No. 7 Tigers bounced back despite missing double-double machine Aneesah Morrow. Sa'Myah Smith and Jersey Wolfenbarger both recorded double-doubles with 12 rebounds apiece.

There is more SEC basketball on Thursday, Feb. 20 when the No. 7 LSU Tigers host the Georgia Lady Bulldogs at Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, La.

Kim Mulkey and Co. return to Baton Rouge for a clash against the Bulldogs, looking to bounce back after Sunday's loss.

Georgia basketball continues to be one of the SEC's best teams at home. The Bulldogs pulled away from LSU and had their SEC season-high in assists Wednesday night

Flau'jae Johnson leads the pack with 21 points, including three 3-pointers, while Jersey Wolfenbarger collects 16 points and 12 rebounds to defeat the Bulldogs, 79-63.

LSU women's basketball star Flau'Jae Johnson is shining a spotlight on a special cause as LSU women's basketball prepares to play Georgia

Basketball games are often won consistently, but sometimes a single explosive quarter can seal the deal. LSU’s women’s basketball team had a slow start but came alive in the final stretch, securing a strong 79-63 win against Georgia.