Alabama volleyball loses 3-1 to LSU ...Middle East

Alabama volleyball moved to 0-3 on its four-game road trip, losing in four sets to LSU. This loss brings the team’s record to 2-8 in SEC play. Set 1 saw Alabama go on a 4-0 run early to take a 6-3 lead it would never relinquish. The team ended the set by scoring 4 out of the last 5 points to win 25-21. The Crimson Tide was behind in the second set 17-12 but rattled off a 5-0 run to tie it up before taking its first lead of the set at 22-21. However, the Tigers mirrored Alabama’s end to the last set, as they scored 4 out of the last 5 points to win the set 25-21. The third set was back-and-forth early on, though LSU took control, eventually increasing the lead to 24-17. Alabama scored 5 point

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