LSU HC Kim Mulkey drops 2-word reaction for Flau’Jae Johnson’s latest track

LSU coach Kim Mulkey has been supportive of guard Flau'Jae Johnson's musical career.

Mulkey dropped a two-word reaction to Johnson's latest single titled "Remember When" and posted it on her Instagram stories.

"BIG 4!!!" she captioned.

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The latest track is the rapper-um-basketball player's tribute to her father, late rapper Camoflauge. The video mixes Flau'Jae Johnson's old footage, family moments and her rise from Savannah, Georgia, to LSU.

The incoming senior is carrying her father’s legacy into a new era and the single's release gives fans a look into the challenges that have shaped her life and career.

“Remember When” is a follow-up to her February project, "Flau & B." The new track emphasizes Johnson's ability to cross genres while staying true to her roots.

During the offseason, the 21-year-old LSU star is busy with her musical career and other basketball-related appearances. She was with BossMan Dlow on promotional tours and served as a coach at the 2025 BET Celebrity Basketball Game.

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Flau'Jae Johnson is also one of the featured women's basketball players in ESPN's docuseries "Full Court Press."

Kim Mulkey sets up a strong LSU team in the 2025-26 season

Kim Mulkey arranged a strong LSU team that will contend in the 2025-26 women's basketball season.

Despite losing double-double machine Aneesah Morrow to the WNBA and a bunch of role players to the transfer portal, Flau'Jae Johnson, Mikaylah Williams, Kailyn Gilbert and Jada Richard are still on the team

The veteran quartet is set to carry the Lady Tigers' banner for the 2025-26 campaign.

The team also had a great haul in the transfer portal and high school recruitment, signing up highly-rated players that are set to bolster LSU's roster.

LSU acquired South Carolina guard and former NCAA champion MiLaysia Fulwiley, former five-star center Kate Koval and East Carolina forward Amiya Joyner from the portal.

The Lady Tigers also had great acquisitions from high school, luring highly-rated recruits Divine Bourrage, Bella Hines, ZaKiyah Johnson, Grace Knox and Meghan Yarnevich.

LSU still has a few scholarship slots available that the Lady Tigers can use in acquiring quality players for the new season that begins in November.

What can you say about the LSU women's basketball lineup for the 2025-26 season? Let us know your insights in the comments section.

About the author

Geoffrey Latayan is a journalist who covers college basketball at Sportskeeda. An AB Communication graduate from De La Salle Lipa, he is an avid sports fan who follows college basketball, MLB, NBA and pro wrestling.

As a writer, he's adept at stats and previously covered college sports in the Philippines. Geoff has interviewed former NBA star Detlef Schrempf, although it was way before the "sportsblog" era.

Geoff believes the gap between College sports and major leagues has narrowed thanks to the new stars of the sport, who can give the pro leagues a run for their money.

His favorite college players of all time are Michael Jordan and Allan Iverson. In fact, the Jordan admiration extended to North Carolina becoming his favorite college team as well. Geoff rates Carmelo Anthony winning the national title for Syracuse as his favorite College Sports moment and he is also a die-hard Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia 76ers fan.

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