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Lady Vols vs. LSU

See larger Candace Parker throws up a shot as LSU's Sylvia Fowles tries to defend from behind. The Tennessee Lady Vols defeated LSU 61-55 Sunday in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship Tournaments championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.

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Candace Parker throws up a shot as LSU's Sylvia Fowles tries to defend from behind.

The Tennessee Lady Vols defeated LSU 61-55 Sunday in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship Tournaments championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.

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  • Tennessee's Candace Parker scrambles for a loose ball with LSU's Sylvia Fowles, center, and RaShonta LeBlanc in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament championship game.
  • Vicki Baugh is congratulated by teammates Candace Parker, left, and Shannon Bobbitt after Baugh's free throws in the final seconds of the game took away the opportunity for LSU win the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament Sunday in Nashville.
  • Candace Parker screams in triumph before LSU's Quianna Chaney, left, and Erica White, after Tennessee gained possession in the final seconds of the game against LSU Sunday during the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Tennessee's Shannon Bobbitt cheers as she walks to the bench during a time out before LSU's Quianna Chaney, left, and Allison Hightower as Tennessee keeps the late game lead over LSU to win the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament championship game in Nashville.
  • Tennessee's Shannon Bobbitt closes in on LSU's Erica White as Tennessee's Nicky Anosike attempts to steal the ball during the first half of the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville Sunday.
  • Tennessee's Nicky Anosike, left, and Candace Parker puts defensive pressure on LSU's Sylvia Fowles during the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Candace Parker tries to keep the ball away from LSU's Sylvia Fowles and Ashley Thomas, right, in the final minutes of the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament in Nashville, where Tennessee won 61-55.
  • Tennessee's Candace Parker, left, and Alberta Auguste point to the crowd in celebration after defeating LSU 61-55 in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship's final game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Candace Parker throws up a shot as LSU's Sylvia Fowles tries to defend from behind. The Tennessee Lady Vols defeated LSU 61-55 Sunday in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship Tournaments championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt cuts down the net at the Summet Center on March 9, 2008, in Nashville after Tennessee defeated LSU in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship.
  • Tennessee's Candace Parker looks for an open shot while guarded by LSU's Sylvia Fowles Sunday in the first half of the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Tennessee's Alexis Hornbuckle collides with LSU's Eric White. The Tennessee Lady Vols defeated LSU 61-55 Sunday in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship Tournaments championship game at the Sommett Center in Nashville.
  • Candace Parker makes a disapproving face after missing a shot during the game against LSU. The Tennessee Lady Vols defeated LSU 61-55 Sunday in the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship Tournaments championship game at the Sommet Center in Nashville.
  • Tennessee's Candace Parker, right, and Nicky Anosike hug after defeating LSU 61-55 to win the 2008 SEC Women's Basketball Championship in Nashville.

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