What is a playing and coaching resume of 15 Final Fours, six national championships, four state championships and 30.2 wins per season for 44 years as a college head and assistant coach as well as […]
After 21 seasons of crafting one of the nation’s top women’s basketball programs into a powerhouse, Kim Mulkey never considered leaving Baylor University. That was until the unmistakable lure of home tugged at her heart […]
If there was any question why LSU hired Scott Woodward as athletics director two years ago, it was answered Sunday. He swayed 58-year old Louisiana native Kim Mulkey, a Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame women’s […]
Kim Mulkey is coming home to Louisiana. Late Sunday afternoon, the 58-year-old Mulkey, a native of Tickfaw told her Baylor University players in a team meeting that she is leaving the school after 21 seasons […]
Sources have confirmed to Tiger Rag that Louisiana native Kim Mulkey, who has coached Baylor University to three NCAA national championships and who has averaged 30 wins per season in 21 years guiding the Lady […]
Just days after solidifying on what appeared on paper a legit 2022 NCAA tournament team, LSU women’s head basketball coach Nikki Fargas abruptly resigned Thursday, according to the Advocate and other media reports. In 10 […]
The LSU women’s basketball program reached into the graduate transfer market for the second time to secure the SEC’s 2020-21 field goal percentage leader. The Tigers picked up 6-foot-3 forward Ariyah Copeland from Alabama, who […]
The LSU women’s basketball program announced Monday the addition of graduate transfer Autumn Newby of Vanderbilt. “Autumn Newby brings a wealth of experience to our team,” LSU coach Nikki Fargas. “She’s relentless on the floor […]
LSU sophomore guard Tiara Young, a national Top 25 recruit from Walker High who was named both the 2019 Class 5A Outstanding Player and the Gatorade Player of the Year in Louisiana, has entered the […]
After her team’s March 5 exit in the Southeastern Conference tournament quarterfinal round against Texas A&M, LSU women’s basketball coach Nikki Fargas felt her Tigers could still land an at-large bid into the NCAA tournament. […]
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