BREAKING NEWS: Aalyah Del Rosario Sends Shockwaves Through College Hoops – “I’m Not Going Anywhere!”
The Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, erupted with cheers, chants, and pure Tiger pride as LSU’s rising superstar Aalyah Del Rosario made a statement that sent ripples across the college basketball world: “I’m not going anywhere.”
In an era where the transfer portal is buzzing, and early WNBA declarations are becoming the norm, Del Rosario’s bold declaration to return for the 2025-26 season is a breath of fresh air for LSU fans—and a warning to the rest of the NCAA.
Flanked by her teammates and surrounded by a sea of purple and gold, Del Rosario took the mic mid-court after the team’s season celebration and lit the crowd on fire with her announcement. The sophomore phenom has been a critical force for the Tigers all season, averaging a dominant double-double and earning All-SEC honors. But it’s not just her stats that make her special—it’s her heart, her hustle, and her loyalty.
“This school, this city, these fans—they believed in me from day one,” Del Rosario said with passion in her voice. “And I’m not finished yet. We’ve got more history to make!”
Head coach Kim Mulkey, known for her fiery leadership and championship pedigree, didn’t hold back her excitement. “I told y’all—she’s just getting started. We’re going to make her a legend here,” Mulkey said, her arm wrapped proudly around Del Rosario. “You think you’ve seen the best of Aalyah? Just wait.”
The crowd roared with approval as Mulkey hinted at a master plan to elevate Del Rosario into one of the greatest to ever wear the purple and gold. Behind the scenes, sources say LSU’s coaching staff is already building a roster designed to dominate the SEC and make a serious run at another national title—with Del Rosario at the heart of it all.
This decision is more than just a return—it’s a statement. A declaration that team loyalty, unfinished business, and a hunger for greatness still mean something in college sports.
Fans took to social media almost instantly, flooding timelines with messages of pride, excitement, and relief. “She’s the future of LSU basketball,” one tweet read. “Run it back!” declared another, echoing the sentiment of thousands of Tigers faithful.
For Del Rosario, the mission is clear: win, grow, and leave a legacy.
“I want to be remembered not just for what I did on the court,” she said, “but for what we did together—as a team, as a family, as a Tiger.”
With her return secured, Baton Rouge is buzzing with anticipation. The 2025-26 season already feels like it’s shaping up to be something special.
So to the rest of college basketball: consider this your heads-up. Aalyah Del Rosario is back. And she’s coming for everything.
