In the wake of quarterback Jayden Daniels’s triumphant Heisman Trophy win, which marked only the third time in LSU’s storied history, another Baton Rouge standout is basking in the glow of a prestigious accolade. Basketball phenom Angel Reese has clinched the title of Athlete of the Year by Sporting News, a crowning achievement for LSU Athletics.
Reese shares this illustrious honor with her counterpart, the equally remarkable Caitlin Clark of Iowa, marking a watershed moment as only the second and third women in history to receive such recognition from a prominent American sports publication.
Reese’s meteoric rise to prominence reached its zenith in 2023, catalyzed by her pivotal role in leading the Tigers to their inaugural women’s basketball national championship. Following her transfer from Maryland, Reese made an indelible impact from the outset, commanding attention with her unparalleled skill and tenacity on the court.
Described as a formidable force by LSU Athletics, Reese commenced her LSU journey with an extraordinary streak, securing double-doubles in the team’s first 23 games—an unprecedented feat that etched her name into LSU and SEC record books alike. Her dominance as a physical scorer and relentless rebounder culminated in a season for the ages, punctuated by a staggering NCAA record of 24 double-doubles, while averaging an impressive 23.0 points and 15.4 rebounds per game.
Beyond her unparalleled on-court prowess, Reese has also emerged as one of the nation’s foremost earners in the realm of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) at the collegiate level. Her marketability and influence extend far beyond the hardwood, exemplified by her groundbreaking appearance in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue alongside fellow LSU athlete Olivia Dunne—an unprecedented milestone for college athletes.
As Reese continues to carve her legacy as a transcendent talent and cultural icon, her latest accolade serves as a testament to her unwavering dedication, unparalleled skill, and enduring impact on the world of collegiate athletics. With each milestone achieved, Reese solidifies her status as a trailblazer, inspiring future generations and etching her name in the annals of LSU’s illustrious sporting history.
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