LSU's star guards haven't 'clicked' yet. Why that's scary for March Madness

The No. 2 LSU Tigers are ready for March Madness , and they have a warning for opponents in the 2026 NCAA Tournament . On Thursday, LSU's trio of star guards, senior Flau'jae Johnson and juniors Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley , talked about how excited they were to continue the postseason.

The group also reflected on their leadership as they hope to help the Tigers make a deep tournament run. "It's going to be great. We have a lot of experience.

I've been to a couple of Elite Eights and the national championship," Johnson said. "So I think just knowing the ropes a little bit, knowing the focus you have to have and, of course, with Mikaylah (Williams) ― and (MiLaysia Fulwiley) winning the championship as well ― we all kind of know the focus that goes into it. It's good to have that in the locker room with so many new pieces.

" However, through the excitement, there was a palpable feeling LSU hadn't reached its peak yet, even with the NCAA Tournament upon us. The Tigers will host the No. 15 Jacksonville Dolphins on Friday evening in Baton Rouge.