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Tigers, Ohio State meet in second round after tense NCAA openers

BATON ROUGE (AP) — LSU coach Kim Mulkey dismissed the notion that her team’s narrow escape on its own court against a 14th seed from a nonpower conference signified that the third-seeded Tigers looked vulnerable in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

The proof will come in how the Tigers perform on Monday night against No. 6 seed Ohio State (24-6) in their second-round game in the Spokane Regio…

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