LSU playing surprise second fiddle going into March Madness Sweet 16

ALBANY — Caitlin Clark is in the building, so the dozens of cameras and scribes at their first women’s NCAA Tournament follow. Top-ranked and undefeated South Carolina is also at MVP Arena, making one more pit stop before its seemingly inevitable coronation in Cleveland next week. The champs are here, too. Before Clark and Iowa take the stage in Saturday’s spotlight matchup, No. 3 LSU (30-5) will attempt to keep its back-to-back title hopes alive in its undercard Sweet 16 battle versus No. 2 UCLA (27-6). The Tigers are one...