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‘I Want to Play the Best of the Best’: LSU’s Flau’Jae Johnson Says Playing In the WNBA Is Still ‘100 Percent’ Her Goal After Putting the League on Notice

By Matthew Lynch
March 18, 2024
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Flau’Jae Johnson has never been one to shy away from her ambitions, and carving out a place in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) remains a prime objective. Known not only for her athletic prowess but also for her musical talents, the rising star at Louisiana State University (LSU) is making it crystal clear that playing among the best women’s basketball players in the world is still very much on her agenda.

It’s not just about getting to the WNBA for Johnson; it’s about competing with and against the best of the best. Her drive and determination have been evident since her high school days, where she dominated on the court. At LSU, her performance has been turning heads, putting the league on notice that she is a force to be reckoned with.

For Johnson, basketball is more than a game—it’s a passion and a pathway to achieving greatness. She approaches each practice with intensity and every game with the heart of a champion. Her remarkable skills on the basketball court have elevated her team’s play and drawn attention from WNBA scouts looking for the next big star.

The significance of reaching the WNBA is not lost on Johnson. It represents an opportunity to inspire others, especially young girls who have their own hoop dreams. Johnson understands that being in the WNBA would allow her to set an example, showing that with hard work and unwavering resolve, dreams can become reality.

While she continues to hone her skills at LSU, taking each game as an opportunity to improve and showcase her talent, Flau’Jae Johnson remains steadfast on her journey towards basketball excellence. With each dribble, shot, and defensive stop, she moves closer to achieving what has been 100 percent her goal since she first picked up a basketball: playing in the WNBA and competing with the absolute best.

For Flau’Jae Johnson, it’s not just about making it to the professional ranks; it’s about leaving a mark on them. Through dedication, perseverance, and sheer talent, she’s determined to reach that elite level—and when she does, she plans not only to play but also to excel and perhaps one day be remembered as one of the greats herself. Her message is clear: she wants to play against the best of the best—and she’ll stop at nothing until she does.

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