No. 7 LSU (5-0) had a dominating performance Monday night in the PMAC with a 98-59 win over Troy (1-4). Flau’Jae Johnson tied her career-high with 27 points – 15 in the first quarter – and she stuffed the stat sheet.

On Friday, LSU star Flau’jae Johnson became the third. The junior posted that gaudy stat line in LSU’s win over Murray State, a come-from-behind victory that the No. 7 Tigers (4-0) sealed with help from Johnson. In the fourth quarter, she scored 10 of LSU’s 21 points.

The foul line became a familiar place for LSU women's basketball in its 98-59 win over Troy Monday night. As a team, Troy committed 36 fouls, with 11 in the first quarter alone. The Tigers took a total of 44 shots from the foul line, making 32 (72.7%). Of LSU’s 98 points, 32 of them came from the foul line (33%).

Flau'jae Johnson can do no wrong at this point in her college basketball career. The LSU Tigers superstar (who could be the most underrated player in all of co

At a university where nearly every athletic program is nationally relevant, there’s never a shortage of options. There are always electric playmakers to be found.