"Let’s gooooo": Flau'jae Johnson joins LSU Tigers fans as they react to the commitment of forward Grace Knox to 2025 class

By Nishant

Modified Nov 06, 2024 21:55 GMT

Grace Knox, a five-star forward in the class of 2025, committed to the LSU Tigers on Wednesday. Star LSU guard Flau'Jae Johnson took no time to show her excitement under Knox's announcement post, flocking to the comment section to share her feelings.

Johnson was among the first few to celebrate the Tigers securing Grace Knox.

"Let’s gooooo," Johnson posted.

However, Johnson wasn't the only LSU player in the comment section.

"Mmmhmm😍😍," LSU guard Last-Tear Poa wrote.

"Theyyyyy not ready," Zakiyah Johnson, another 5-star recruit from the 2025 class for LSU, posted.

@flaujae, @zakiyahmonae_, @lasttear_poa11, @siennabetts_ via Instagram

Greetings for Grace Knox weren't restricted to the LSU lobby. Multiple other basketball stars extended their congratulation to the No. 13 prospect in the Class of 2025, according to On3.

"So happy for you, congrats grace 💗, " Jazzy Davidson, the No. 2 recruit in the 2025 class, wrote.

"Omg so happy!! 😍😍" Sienna Betts, a UCLA commit, chimed in.

Fans were overhyped with LSU's fourth top 25 commitment in the 2025 class.

"GET TO IT G! IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU AND PROUD OF YOU 🙌🏼📈 ," one fan commented.

"She finna go crazy 🔥🔥🔥 I just hope they don’t start unnecessarily hatin on her because she goes to LSU (Weird ahh Iowa fans)," another added.

@jazz_davidson6, @hoopfanatictyler, @stevobangz via Instagram

It has been a crazy recruitment season for LSU. They have added Zakiyah Johnson, Divine Bourrage, Bella Hines and Grace Knox to its 2025 class.

Grace Knox Commits to Kim Mulky's LSU Tigers

Grace Knox chose to play for Kim Mulky's LSU Tigers despite offers from USC, Texas and Tennessee. The Rancho Cucamonga, California, native said Mulkey was a huge factor behind her decision.

"I think when I first went on my visit, I felt like there was no sense of awkwardness and there was a sense of belonging. I think I can go to the next level with the coaching of Kim Mulkey," Knox said.

Knox averaged 17.2 points and 11.9 rebounds per game in her junior year at Etiwanda High School in California. She also represented the Cal Sparks in the Nike EYBL circuit, averaging 14.7 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 1.8 steals and 1.0 blocks per game and earning the defensive MVP of Nike EYBL Session III award.