Kim Mulkey Crocodile tears
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Man is she unlikable. She fits in well there, though.
She has been easily the most hated coach in the Big 12 for years and isn't jealousy of Baylor's success. She treats her peers with disdain.
What do you mean by "beat" Baylor next year? As in physically assault them, or defeat them in a game of hoops? When talking about Mulkey, it's difficult to tell.
Knock 'em right in the face.What do you mean by "beat" Baylor next year? As in physically assault them, or defeat them in a game of hoops? When talking about Mulkey, it's difficult to tell.
What do you mean by "beat" Baylor next year? As in physically assault them, or defeat them in a game of hoops? When talking about Mulkey, it's difficult to tell.
Punch them in the face fo sho. Then claim every other person in the world punches people in the face
Pow! Right in the kisser!
It looked like she was trying to pick old food out of her teeth for 90% of the interview.
I hope anyone who has a chance to run up the score on them, does.
She looked like a remorseful meth head facing her loved ones on an episode of Intervention on A&E.
I really enjoyed Keith Murphy's takes on her comments since this story broke last week. Especially the part about her initial "apology" was about the "punch them in the face" comment which most people probably found the least offensive of her rant. She clearly has her head in the sand about the magnitude of the issues of the culture that was allowed at Baylor by the administration and athletic department.
It makes you wonder if a male coach of a less successful program had made the comments she did if they would still have their job right now? I think even if Geno Auriemma or Bill Fennelly had said the things she did they both would have received far more criticism and much louder calls for them to be fired for them than Mulkey has. Yes that sounds a little sexist but it's the truth that her being a female and the success she has had with that program she's getting a much easier pass on what she said than most coaches probably would have.
It makes you wonder if a male coach of a less successful program had made the comments she did if they would still have their job right now? I think even if Geno Auriemma or Bill Fennelly had said the things she did they both would have received far more criticism and much louder calls for them to be fired for them than Mulkey has. Yes that sounds a little sexist but it's the truth that her being a female and the success she has had with that program she's getting a much easier pass on what she said than most coaches probably would have.
