Lasani Johnson

Class:
Freshman
Ht./Wt.:
6-1 / 178
Position:
G
Hometown:
Dallas, Texas
High School:
Bishop Dunne

2015-16 (Freshman): Saw time in 18 of SFA's 36 engagements through the course of his first season of college basketball...Averaged 1.7 points and 0.4 rebounds per game in 4.4 minutes per game during that span...Hit 44.4-percent (12-of-27) of his field goals including 46.2-percent (6-of-13) of his three-point tries...Notched the first four minutes of his collegiate career in SFA's season opener at No. 22-ranked Baylor (11/13)...Finished with three poinst and a blocked shot in that particular tilt...Notched a season-best 10 minutes of playing time during a home court win against Henderson State (12/8)...Struck for a season-high eight points while hitting a pair of three-pointers in a home victory over Arkansas Tech (12/12)...Corralled a career-high three rebounds in the 'Jacks' Southland Conference Tournament opener against Houston Baptist (3/11) and also put in four points...Was part of an SFA squad that posted a perfect 18-0 Southland Conference record for the second time in the past three seasons, extended its home winning streak to a nation-leading 29 games, captured a Southland Conference record fourth-straight outright regular season title, won the Southland Conference Tournament for the third-straight season and won the program's second-ever NCAA Tournament game en route to a second-round appearance.

Prior to SFA: Johnson was a three-star recruit according to rivals.com ... Played under head coach Michael Alfers at Bishop Dunne High School in Dallas, Texas ... Repeated as a first team all-state selection as a senior ... As a junior, Johnson earned first team all-state honors after averaging 28 points per game for the Falcons ... In that season, he set the school's record for most points in a single-game, netting 63 against Copperas Cove in the Dallas ISD/Coca-Cola Tournament ... Johnson's improved his scoring in each of his four years at BDHS, averaging 14.8 points per game as a freshman, 21.8 points per game (+7.0 points) as a sophomore, 28 points per game (+6.2 points) as a junior and 28.7 poings per game (+0.7) as a senior, leading the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in scoring between all public and private schools ... He is the son of former NBA player Larry Johnson, who played with the Charlotte Hornets and New York Knicks from 1991-2001.

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