LSU head coach Kim Mulkey had a lot to say about Flau'Jae Johnson after the Tigers fell to UCLA in the Elite Eight

The LSU Tigers were bounced from the women's NCAA tournament on Sunday after suffering a defeat against No. 1 UCLA in the Elite Eight, despite a 28-point outburst from junior guard Flau'Jae Johnson. What's next for Johnson isn't immediately clear.

The LSU women's basketball offseason started after Sunday's Elite Eight loss to UCLA, and Flau'jae Johnson has a big decision to make. The Savannah, Ga. native is only a junior but is turning 22 years old in November,

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Although Tigers fans are likely disappointed with the loss, they have to love the effort they got from junior guard Flau'jae Johnson, who finished with a game-high 28 points. LSU head coach Kim Mulkey spoke exceptionally highly of Johnson after the game,

After sitting out for the final few minutes of LSU’s Sweet 16 win over North Carolina State, there were questions surrounding the health of Flau’Jae Johnson. The Tigers star was poked in the eye and was experiencing double vision which left her status questionable for the Elite 8 matchup.