| Whether you like the transfer portal era or not, if you're an LSU fan you have to like the way the Tigers have been active in it as promised so far this cycle. Wednesday, LSU picked up its third prospect with the addition of Rashad King, a 6-6 guard from Northeastern. King joins Mississippi State center Michael Nwoko and UNLV point guard Dedan Thomas as transfer portal additions for the Tigers. Of course, the portal works both ways. Wednesday, the LSU women lost their second at least part-time starter, as veteran point guard Last-Tear Poa announced her intentions to leave the program. There's a lot more out there than transfer portal news, naturally. We've got a host of other LSU sports stuff, which we give you with this two-minute drill: Wilson Alexander writes about what we've learned about the Tigers at every position with a little over a week to go in spring practice.LSU baseball is on the road for its first SEC series ever at Oklahoma, with analytics playing an ever-increasing role in the Tigers' attempt to gain an edge on their rivals on the pitcher's mound.Our baseball beat writer Koki Riley also has info on how to watch Thursday's series opener and all the other key details.Koki also has an update on pitcher Jaden Noot's progress this season.Back to women's basketball, as Rashad Milligan gives us an update on how members of LSU's No. 1-ranked recruiting class did in the McDonald's All-American Game.The LSU gymnastics team, the top seed in the entire 36-team NCAA field, opens regional play at 6 p.m. Thursday at Penn State. The trip will be a homecoming of sorts for senior Amari Drayton, whose father Stan just took over as running backs coach at Penn State.Finally, LSU freshman golfer Rocio Tejedo is playing in the prestigious Augusta National Women's Amateur. See where she stands and what she has to do to make the cut for the final round at hallowed Augusta itself.Thanks as always for reading and subscribing, everyone, and for getting through these long springtime newsletter updates. I think we all can feel a deep sense of pride in that, don't you? Until next time, Scott Rabalais | 