The LSU volleyball team hits the road this weekend for its toughest road trip of the season.
The Tigers travel to No. 13 Kentucky (24-4, 15-2 Southeastern Conference) on Friday before visiting No. 15 Tennessee (24-3, 16-1 SEC) on Sunday.
LSU (18-9, 11-6 SEC) is fighting to make its seventh consecutive NCAA tournament and win its seventh-straight SEC West Division crown.
The Tigers head into the weekend holding a one-game lead over Arkansas in the SEC West.
Flory said LSU needs to take advantage of its unique situation this weekend.
“We really have nothing to lose,” she said. “We have a lot to gain, but we have nothing to aggressive.”
Sophomore middle blocker Desiree Elliott said LSU has improved since its first time facing Kentucky and Tennessee early in the season.
“We’re going to approach this weekend with a different mindset,” Elliott said. “We’re going to go all out, work really hard in practice and step out toe-to-toe with them and