Will LSU’s Flau’jae Johnson head to the WNBA? Or will championship goals bring her back?
But junior guard Flau’Jae Johnson wasn’t about to give up until the final buzzer forced her to. She drilled one more 3-pointer from the wing while Tigers coach Kim Mulkey shrugged her shoulders from the LSU sidelines and outstretched her hands. It was too late. But she appreciated the effort nonetheless. That’s Johnson for you.
BATON ROUGE — One more year. Flau'jae Johnson's business in college basketball isn't done yet. LSU women's basketball's star guard announced her intention on returning for her final year of ...
LSU’s Kade Anderson pitched a gem Thursday on a cold, wet night at L. Dale Mitchell Park, striking out 14 OU hitters in nine ...
With two outs in the fourth inning, Bulldogs second baseman Gatlin Sanders hit a chopper up the middle that deflected off the ...
Jay Johnson and the LSU Tigers return to the diamond on Thursday night for a Southeastern Conference clash against the Oklahoma Sooners in Dale Mitchell Park. T ...
The LSU women's basketball season came to an end in the Elite Eight last weekend, and now the Tigers turn their focus to the offseason. LSU has the nation's top ...
LSU baseball's analytics master has set his sites on pitching this season. Here's how it has affected the Tigers' staff so ...
Kim Mulkey, Flau’jae Johnson and the No. 3 LSU women's basketball team knocked off Ta’Niya Latson and No. 6 Florida State, 101-71, in the second round of Women’s March Madness on Monday night to earn ...
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