The Lady Tigers were fired up after a 54-42 win over Miami on Sunday to reach the Final Four in the March Madness.
LSU women’s basketball forward Angel Reese, a 6-foot-3 sophomore forward and top NIL earner, took her 500,000 Instagram followers inside the locker room celebrations.
Reese, who rocked a 2023 Final Four hat, was seen jumping around with her teammates as they blasted music.
In another clip, the Lady Tigers were cheering while they dowsed head coach Kim Mulkey with water.
Reese, 20, also shared a few selfies — including a photo of her cuddling with the NCAA Regional Champion trophy while on the plane back to Baton Rouge.
The All-American rocked a gold crown on her head and Kobe 6 sneakers in the “Grinch” color way.
On Saturday, the team was gifted Nike Kobe 6s from the late Lakers legend’s wife, Vanessa Bryant.
Reese then took to TikTok, where she trolled critics that didn’t believe LSU would make it to the Final Four.
She can be seen mouthing the message: “Everybody want to know what I would do if I didn’t win — I guess we’ll never know.”
In another TikTok video, Reese can be seen laughing in the locker room while wearing her Final Four hat and shirt.
“Y’all outta conference schedule too weak to make it to the final 4,” she wrote over the video.
Reese immediately hit up Whataburger when she returned to Baton Rouge.
“Soon as I touch down, y’all know what it is,” she wrote over a photo of the fast food chain’s drive thru menu.
Reese finished with 13 points and 18 rebounds, which marked her 32nd double-double of the season, breaking the record for the most in a single season in SEC history.
The 20-year-old sophomore transferred to LSU in the offseason following two seasons at Maryland.
Reese, considered a top-five player in the nation, is averaging 23.2 points and 15.7 rebounds per game.
She leads men’s and women’s college basketball in NIL deals with 17, per a new report from SponsorUnited — followed by Miami’s Haley and Hanna Cavinder (16).
LSU played in its first Elite Eight since 2008, when the Lady Tigers reached the Final Four.
The Tigers will face the winner of No. 1 Virginia Tech vs. No. 3 Ohio State on Friday.
Iowa defeated Louisville, 97-83, on Sunday and heads to Dallas to play against either No. 1 overall South Carolina or No. 2 Maryland for a spot in the national championship.
