IN PICS: LSU’s Flau'jae Johnson drops glamorous media day images in Tigers uniform
LSU star Flau'jae Johnson stole the spotlight at the annual media day. Johnson alongside teammate Aneesah Morrow and coach Kim Mulkey attended the 2024 SEC Media Day last week.
On Sunday, the 5-foot-10 guard dropped a series of pictures from the event on Instagram.
"Tell Em When They Pull Up To The Game, Better Have My Jersey On #year3," Johnson captioned the post.
Johnson, who enters her third season at LSU, posed in LSU's white and purple home jersey.
In the first image, she confidently stared into the camera, standing on a wooden floor with a bright yellow background and holding a basketball with the LSU logo on it.
In the second, Flau'jae Johnson sat down holding the basketball in front of a huge LED screen that displayed a stylized LSU logo. The next one showed her smiling at the camera. The other pictures showcased the Savannah, Georgia, native making different poses in the Tigers' gear.
Flau'jae Johnson shares excitement for LSU's new season that starts this week
The new season for the Lady Tigers basketball team begins on Thursday when they take on Xavier in an exhibition game.
LSU's star player Flau'jae Johnson, who has been occupied with her music expedition, expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming campaign.
"[1:48] It's fun ... just being able to do it at LSU, the highest of the highest stature, but right now I'm really locked in on the season," she said during SEC Media Day. "Like coach Mulkey said we got a new team, and every day we have to come in and play hard and try to stack days. That's what it's about right now."
"I'm itching to play. I'm itching to get on the floor," she added.
Johnson dropped her debut album "Best of Both Worlds" featuring rappers Lil Wayne and NLE Choppa in June. Coach Kim Mulkey also made a surprise cameo in Johnson's music video 'Came Out A Beast.'
She has been smoothly handling both sides of her talents, dividing her time evenly between basketball and her musical aspirations.
Flau'jae Johnson had a perfect start to her college career at LSU, winning the national championship as a freshman. She played in every game, averaging 11 points and 5.9 rebounds. Last season, as a sophomore, she was named to the All-SEC second team, posting 14.9 ppg, 5.5 rpg and 2.5 apg for the Tigers.