In the world of women’s college basketball, there’s one name that’s generating buzz faster than a halftime show gone viral: Flau’jae Johnson. The LSU guard, a walking highlight reel with more swagger than a sideline coach in a three-piece suit, is making waves in her third year at Baton Rouge. But forget the stats for a second—let’s talk about the WNBA fever (pun fully intended) that’s got fans begging for a Johnson-Clark superteam.
This past Friday, Johnson lit up the court with 24 points and seven rebounds as LSU obliterated Northwestern State 95-36. To say the Lady Tigers dominated would be like saying Michael Jordan was decent at basketball. Understatement of the century. Johnson was everywhere—draining shots, crashing boards, and making the opposition look like they accidentally wandered into the wrong gym.
Angel Reese Who? Flau’jae is Carving Her Own Path
Sure, Angel Reese is the household name—dominating TikTok feeds, racking up WNBA Rookie of the Year chatter, and generally doing Angel Reese things. But Johnson? She’s writing her own legacy. Fans can’t help but dream of a WNBA partnership that would send chills down opponents’ spines: Johnson and Caitlin Clark, the sharpshooting phenom from Iowa who’s been breaking records like it’s her side hustle.
Clark, fresh off dismantling every defense in sight, seems destined for superstardom. Pair her with Johnson? You’ve got a duo with enough firepower to rival any superhero team-up. Imagine the fast breaks, the no-look dimes, the three-point barrages. Now imagine the trash talk. Goosebumps.
Indiana Fever or Chicago Reunion? The Plot Thickens
Here’s where the soap opera begins. Johnson recently revealed on her podcast, Best of Both Worlds, that her college journey nearly veered toward Vanderbilt. Why? Former Commodores coach Stephanie White. Johnson practically gushed about White’s coaching style, admitting she’d have followed her if not for a twist of fate. Well, guess who’s the new head coach of the Indiana Fever? Yep, Stephanie White.
Fever fans are already rubbing their hands like villains plotting world domination. They’re imagining White and Johnson reuniting, with Clark joining the fray. But wait—there’s another twist. What if Johnson takes her talents to Chicago, reuniting with Angel Reese? Their LSU chemistry could spark a Windy City renaissance. Reese and Johnson, running it back in the pros, dunking on rivalries both old and new? Delicious drama.
Friends, Frenemies, or Just Business?
Speaking of Reese, Johnson has admitted their bond isn’t as tight as it once was. “Supportive but distant” is the current vibe, which, honestly, sounds like half the group chats we’re all in. Yet fans cling to the dream of them rekindling their on-court magic. If the WNBA can make this happen, the league will need extra popcorn stands because this storyline would be pure gold.
The Countdown to 2025 Begins
With eligibility for the 2025 WNBA Draft looming, Flau’jae Johnson is set to become a top prospect. Where will she land? Indiana? Chicago? Somewhere entirely unexpected? Either way, one thing’s for sure: she’s bringing her A-game, her charisma, and enough star power to keep fans glued to their screens.
For now, she’ll continue torching college hoops, leading LSU’s charge for another title. But the buzz is real, the stakes are high, and Flau’jae Johnson is just getting started. Buckle up, basketball world—this ride is going to be wild.
