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LSU women’s basketball team secured its first SEC win of the season with an 80-59 victory over Georgia, led by Flau’jae Johnson’s 25 points, as they improved to 15-2 overall. Johnson surpassed 1,800 career points, and LSU maintained a strong lead throughout the game, culminating in a decisive win.
LSU basketball star Flau'jae Johnson has signed an equity deal with the new women's 3-on-3 basketball league, Unrivaled, which aims to offer the highest average salary in women's pro sports history. Johnson, also a rapper and businesswoman, will collaborate on content and receive league support for her music. Despite NCAA restrictions, she remains a top WNBA prospect and has lucrative NIL deals with major brands. Johnson, who admires LeBron James for his business acumen, emphasizes discipline and time management in balancing her diverse pursuits.
Flau'jae Johnson's mother, Kia Brooks, defended LSU coach Kim Mulkey, expressing trust in her coaching style and criticizing online criticism. Johnson, a star guard, also praised Mulkey for supporting her as both a basketball player and a rapper. The Washington Post profiled Mulkey, alleging strained relationships with former players and controversial coaching methods, but Mulkey and her attorneys denied the claims. LSU and Iowa will face off in a championship rematch in the women’s Elite Eight on Monday night.
Flau'jae Johnson's standout performance in LSU's win over UCLA showcased her skills as a basketball player and her infectious personality, with her energetic and passionate play on the court complemented by her dedication to both basketball and rap. Despite criticism, Johnson remains focused on excelling in both pursuits and credits her late father, a rapper, as her inspiration. As LSU advances to face Iowa in the Women's Final Four, Johnson's impact on and off the court continues to shine.
Flau'jae Johnson's intentionality and energy have been driving forces for LSU as they head into an Elite Eight rematch with Iowa. Head coach Kim Mulkey's brash persona and the team's ability to navigate drama on and off the court have contributed to their success. Players like Hailey Van Lith and Aneesah Morrow have their own motivations for being at LSU, all with the collective purpose of winning a national championship.
LSU's women's basketball team, led by coach Kim Mulkey, embraces their role as the "good villains" and demands respect despite criticism and scrutiny from the outside world. The players, including Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson, are unapologetic about their multifaceted lives as athletes, students, and entrepreneurs, and are determined to make an impact on the game. As they advance in the NCAA tournament, they remain focused on winning and changing the game, while challenging perceptions and demanding respect for their team.
The LSU Tigers secured a 78-69 victory over UCLA in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Women's Tournament, advancing to the Elite Eight. Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson played pivotal roles in the win, with Johnson contributing 24 points, 12 rebounds, and two blocks. Despite facing foul trouble, Reese added 16 points, 11 rebounds, and four steals. The Tigers closed the game with a 14-2 run, setting up a matchup with the winner of Iowa and Colorado in the next round.
LSU guard Flau'Jae Johnson led her team to a 78-69 Sweet 16 victory over UCLA, scoring 24 points and 12 rebounds in a tense game marked by on-court tensions and a late-game comeback. UCLA's coach denied any unsportsmanlike behavior from her team, while LSU's coach Kim Mulkey's preemptive defense against media scrutiny seemed to fuel her team's fight. The victory advances LSU to the Elite Eight, with Johnson's standout performance and the team's collective effort proving their determination to reach the championship.
Flau'jae Johnson's brother, Trayron Milton, was arrested and charged with assault and battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly pushing down a female SEC employee and stepping on her shoulders during a brawl at the LSU-South Carolina game. The incident occurred as Johnson intentionally fouled a South Carolina player, leading to chaos on the court. While South Carolina coach Dawn Staley apologized for the incident, LSU coach Kim Mulkey criticized the opposing player involved in the altercation.
South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso was ejected from the SEC Women’s Basketball Championship game after shoving LSU's Flau’jae Johnson, sparking a skirmish in the fourth quarter. The incident caused a 19-minute delay in the game, with both benches also being ejected. Despite the chaos, South Carolina won the game 79-72, securing their eighth SEC Tournament Championship win in the last 10 seasons.
LSU freshman guard Flau'jae Johnson, who is also a Roc Nation rapper, will be the highest-earning NIL player on the court in the Women's NCAA Tournament Final. Johnson's unique first name comes from her late father, who was a rapper. She has been developing her rapping talent since she was young and signed with Jay-Z's Roc Nation label after they discovered her music. The partnership allows Roc Nation to distribute her music while representing her in a marketing capacity, helping her get NIL deals. Johnson is the fourth-highest-earning women's basketball player, earning an estimated $669,000 annually.