LSU has had pretty smooth sailing during this young season.

The Tigers (3-0) figure to experience more tranquil conditions when they face Alcorn State (0-5) on Tuesday night in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU was challenged more in its most recent game -- a 98-81 victory over visiting FIU last Thursday -- than it was in its first two games, which the Tigers believe was a good thing.

After leading at halftime by 16 and 12 points in victories by 36 and 35 points against Tarleton State and New Orleans, respectively, the Tigers led FIU by just five points at the break before pulling away in the second half.

"It's good to know that we can pull through after situations didn't go our way," said forward Michael Nwoko. "We're going to face adversity no matter the case, so being able to push through will h

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