LSU women's basketball missed star Aneesah Morrow on Thursday night. Head coach Kim Mulkey updated her status after the game.

Coach Kim Mulkey said that Morrow has no structural damage in her left foot. She's just battling a little soreness leftover from a contusion she suffered on Sunday in the No. 7 Tigers' road loss to No. 2 Texas. LSU does not expect her to miss more time.

On Wednesday, the LSU women's basketball team listed Aneesah Morrow as questionable to play against Georgia. On Thursday, the No. 7 Tigers (25-2, 10-2 SEC) ruled their star senior out of action on the game-day update to their availability report,

Here is what LSU head coach Kim Mulkey had to say following the win. Mulkey went to her bench early and often in Thursday's contest as 11 Tigers saw time. Led by Sheppard's 11 points, the bench accounted for 21 points. The Tigers' leader hopes the performance from her reserves becomes a regular occurrence.

The numbers have improved since then. Now, the Tigers rank fifth among SEC teams in points allowed per possession (0.92), according to Her Hoop Stats, fourth in turnovers forced per game (18.4) and sixth in blocked shots per game (3.8) in league play.