"Lsu gon be a problem again": Hoops fans react to LSU 5-star signee Divine Bourrage's performance against top HS team in Iowa 

Divine Bourrage, the No. 12 recruit in the Class of 2025, decided to commit to LSU on Sep. 12. While she will play for head coach Kim Mulkey's side next season, she continues to produce stellar performances for her high school, Davenport North. Their 63-38 loss against Johnston Dragons had one silver lining: Bourrage's performance.

Famous basketball page Courtside WBB took to Instagram to share some highlights of the Davenport, IA native as she is seen converting tough shots, finding teammates during a fastbreak, and finishing in the paint:

Hoops fans took to the comment section of the video to post their reactions as they were in awe of Bourrage's skills:

Hoops fans react to LSU 5-star signee Divine Bourrage's performance against the top HS team in Iowa. (Credits: Instagram/@courtsidewbb)

"Lsu gon be a problem again next year !🔥," commented a fan.

"straight up fire, her technique is good, her attitude is good, i think this kid's got it all. im gon watch lsu games next season fo sho," a fan commended Bourrage's attitude.

"Tuff🔥🔥🔥," another fan said.

More fans took to the comments section to post their reactions:

Hoops fans react to LSU 5-star signee Divine Bourrage's performance against the top HS team in Iowa. (Credits: Instagram/@courtsidewbb)

"she's a great addition to lsu. i think theyve the best recruits now with that girl Knox. mulkey is a great coach and it's no wonder why top players wanna play under her. bourrage is another top talent and I'm glad she also joined mulkey. can't wait to see her at lsu 🔥🔥what an amazing player fr 👏," this fan commended head coach Kim Mulkey.

"BEAST MODE!" a fan exclaimed.

"Cone work!! @vine_spirit," another fan commented.

Bourrage was named the Girls Basketball Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year 2023-24 award. She averaged 19.8 points, 9.3 rebounds, 5.6 assists, and 3.0 steals, helping her school to an impressive 22-3 record and a Class 5A State tournament qualifier.

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Kim Mulkey calls Divine Bourrage the perfect fit

Coach Kim Mulkey traveled to Davenport to watch her signee Divine Bourrage play on Dec. 11. She talked about how the 5-foot-9 shooting guard would fit into her LSU system in a YouTube video posted by WQAD News 8:

"The position she plays was the first thing, we need a perimeter player," Mulkey said (1:02 onwards). "She can handle the point guard position, she can play the off-guard. I'm just gonna enjoy that she's going to be an LSU Tiger."

Bourrage will join Grace Knox, ZaKiyah Johnson and Bella Hines next year.