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BATON ROUGE – LSU student-athletes continue to combine their success in competition with that of accomplishment in the classroom as 11 of the school’s sports teams recorded a 990 or better, including seven with a perfect 1000, as the NCAA released the Academic Progress Rate for institutions on Tuesday.

The APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete on scholarship. The APR accounts for eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team's academic performance.

LSU’s seven teams with a score of 1000 in the multi-year rate ties Arkansas for second among all SEC institutions. Leading the way for LSU with a 1000 APR score was the national championship gymnastics team.

LSU’s beach volleyball team, who reached the Final Four, scored a 1000 along with the women’s golf team, who advanced to match play at the NCAA Championships last month.

Other sports scoring 1000 include the NCAA Super Regional participant softball team, women’s tennis, who reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament this year, along with volleyball and men’s cross country.

LSU’s sports with a 990 or better include men’s golf (993), men’s tennis (993), women’s cross country (993), and women’s soccer (992).

Other men’s scores include the baseball team with a 985, swimming and diving at 968, men’s track and field at 967, basketball at 939 and football at 934.

Other women’s scores include swimming and diving with a 989, women’s basketball at 979, and track and field at 972.

LSU’s APR scores come on the heels of the university recording a 91 in the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate which was released in December. The 91 GSR mark is one shy of tying the school-record set in 2022 and extends LSU’s streak of consecutive years of scoring at least an 89 to seven.

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12 Comments
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cajunmud2 months
The women seriously outdoing the men...cause most of them ain't thinking about pussy all the damn time...haha.
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Datbayoubengal2 months
They're still thinking about that cat....
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6R122 months
NICE
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LSU82Cajun2 months
It is extremely difficult for universities like LSU to bring these student/athletes/semi-pros in football & basketball to get on a level playing field because of how bad most were prepared in public schools. Most were coddled & pampered and allowed to cruise through high school. So when they entered LSU they were light years away from being college level. BK usually dealt with mostly high level athletes academic wise because of stringent ND entrance requirements. Still this has helped him adjust & get these kids academically up to par at LSU
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225Tyga2 months
Nerds
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Unless you are a Red Lobster scholar, sit down.
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Cosmo2 months
Football and mens basketball with lowest scores? Im shocked
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Datbayoubengal2 months
You mean the sport football that has the biggest commitment of any sport? Physical demand, the playbook, terminology, and also the biggest roster by a country mile?
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Gene Heinous2 months
Why not cease this anachronistic 'student' worship and just pay the athletes their NIL Financial Aid based upon performance in the arena of competition.
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drdrfaulkner192 months
Because NIL now may lead to Nil after an athlete reaches over 40 and doesn't have an alternative to which to turn. Sports and music are big gambles--some do well, but the majority either crash or return to academics anyway. The rigor of life has many detours, resulting in pathways you never expected. Mine have been better with a doctorate in Instructional Design than I could have ever imagined, though I still enjoy playing music.
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DamnStrong2 months
Congrats to the student athletes, the professors, the tudors, the academic advisors and to the coaches & staff. Great jobs by the men & women of LSU. Props to the athletic Department for overseeing an incredible group of athletes & coaches.
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Gene Heinous2 months
Should be congratulate the Yorks too?
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