Flau’jae Johnson wasn’t sure in the future after LSU defeat

Spokein, Washington – After the LSU season ended the 72-65 defeat to UCLA Bruynes in Sunday’s regional final, children’s guards Fuly Johnson had no update whether it might become promatoily.

“I don’t know,” Johnson said in an ugly dressing room.

Because Johnson will be 22 years in November, he has the right to enter the WNBA draft this year despite not finishing four colleges. In addition to WNBA, Johnson’s professional future is also unrivaled.

Johnson signed an unrivaled unrivaled, as well as Yocon’s Buckers’ page –, who announced his intention to enter the WNBA draft — for zero contracts that include draws in the league and set the stage to participate when the college was completed.

“Everything,” Johnson said.

“He’s going to talk to coach Kim Mulki, talk to my family. I don’t know.

Johnson scored 24 points in the last 16:1 LSU cut the deficit to three points and 3:24 minutes from 8-0 after six consecutive, but UCLA responded 6-0 and Tigers never reached the same trash difference.

After the game, Johnson took responsibility for the slow start.

“I mean I left everything on the pitch, but it was too late and it doesn’t matter,” Johnson said. “I had to do that soon. He had to be executed better. I feel it’s all on me. I can take that because I know I went to another level and gave me more than I thought.

Mulki agreed that Johnson’s explosion came after LSU had already taken the game, but did not blame his star.

“The game has lost in the second quarter,” Mulki said. “It’s what the game has lost. We didn’t use the Cla Center Lauren Betts on Earth. And he feels that he’s a big part of what he didn’t play until what he’s — his own standards for himself in the second quarter.

“In the third and fourth quarters, I think he really tried. It’s something that all Americans are doing. They just try to find some ways to influence the game, and he did.

The 2024-25 season was the best season in three Johnson in Baton Rudge, who began with the start of the 2023 national championship as a first year’s first year’s national championship. This year, Johnson has won an average of 18.6 PPG in his career and has been appointed as the third team in the United States by both the Associated Press and USBwa.