LSU's PMAC cleared out after LSU women's basketball game due to 'security concern'
BATON ROUGE — Following the conclusion of LSU women's basketball 's game versus Denver on Friday, Nov. 13, law enforcement, university and venue officials cleared out the remaining fans in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center due to a "reported security concern." LSU Chief Strategy Officer Zach Greenwell told The Daily Advertiser on Friday night that there was report of a security concern at the PMAC and rather than officials wait to conduct their normal sweep of the arena — which is done after every women's and men's game, and every Friday night before home LSU football games — security went ahead and asked those left in the building to leave. "They do a sweep of the PMAC after every game once the building is cleared out," Greenwell said. "They do it especially the night before every home football game. So a report came in and they said let's go ahead and do a sweep." LSU CRUISES PAST DENVER MiLaysia Fulwiley leads LSU women's basketball past Denver LSU SIGNS 5-STAR CAROLINE BRADLEY Caroline Bradley signs with LSU women's basketball, Kim Mulkey The report of the security concern was received right at the end of the LSU-Denver game. The Tigers had wrapped
