A pair of lengthy second-half runs and a season-high 27 points by Cam Carter propelled LSU to a 78-74 victory over Arkansas Tuesday night at the M

Can LSU men's basketball turn its season around after going 0-3 in the SEC? Here's how it can begin that process against Arkansas.

LSU basketball needed to snap its SEC losing streak on Tuesday night, and against Arkansas, that's exactly what the Tigers did.

BATON ROUGE, La. — Cam Carter scored 27 points and LSU beat Arkansas 78-74 on Tuesday night. LSU's Jordan Sears made a pair of free throws to end the scoring with 21 seconds left. Arkansas missed its next two shots and had its last shot blocked.

The Tigers (12-5, 1-3 SEC) traveled to Bryan-College Station, Texas, to take on No. 11 Texas A&M for their fifth SEC game of the season and it was a tale of two halves. Riding the momentum from their four-point win over Arkansas on Jan. 14, LSU came out swinging, trying to keep the Aggies (13-4, 2-2) on their toes.

Arkansas basketball collapsed in the second half and is now 0-4 in the SEC after a disappointing road loss to LSU.

Arkansas basketball hits the road to face LSU this week. Here's our scouting report and prediction for Hogs-Tigers on the Bayou.

LSU’s offense was sluggish to start against Arkansas (11-6, 0-4), missing its first seven shots. Corey Chest got the Tigers on the scoreboard with a baseline drive for a two-hand dunk at the 15:37 mark of the first half.

Anthony Kristensen joins the show from Baton Rouge to discuss Arkansas basketball's loss to LSU. Then Matt Jones and Ethan Westerman talk about what the rest of this season could look like and baseball updates.