Rising basketball star Flau’jae Johnson carries a legacy that bridges the worlds of sports and music. The LSU guard, who has captivated fans with her on court prowess bears the inheritance of a father she never met acclaimed rapper Camoflauge and thrives under the steadfast guidance of her mother,

Powerade is the official drink of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and ahead of March Madness, the brand wants to land a slam dunk as the fans’ bottle of choice. The Coca-Cola-owned label has rolled out "It Takes More to Get This Far,

LSU's Flau'jae Johnson announces she's teaming up with Experian to the tune of $5 million for debt relief for Louisiana families.

Status: NC State guard Aziaha James suffered a hip injury shortly before halftime during the ACC tournament championship. Head coach Wes Moore described it as a "hip stinger" during the broadcast. James did come back to play in the matchup against Duke, but there hasn't been an update or change to her status since then.

Kim Mulkey said junior guard Flau’jae Johnson will not play in next week’s SEC tournament because of inflammation in her right shin.

Flau'jae Johnson has teamed up with Powerade to release her new song "What It Takes" as the dedicated anthem for March Madness.

The SEC women's basketball awards have been announced, and LSU fans and players are not happy about it! The post “Insanity”: Flau'jae Johnson Calls Out NCAA Over Disrespectful LSU Snub Before March Madness appeared first on EssentiallySports.