Eh we'll see. Kim is a great recruiter and there are a lot of talented kids out there. Kim develops players as well as anyone too.Some in the Know are saying its a done deal. Its possible that Kim is looking for new challenges and going back home to Louisiana would meet that need. I don't think Kim would be able to out recruit Dawn and become the face of the SEC. She won't have the success that she had at Baylor at LSU
I don't even understand why Dawn Staley per se must figure into Kim's decision. They've both built nationally elite programs from the ground up. It's okay for two great coaches and two great programs to coexist in the same conference. Why the compulsion to reduce everything to a 1-on-1 matchup with a yes-or-no outcome.Some in the Know are saying its a done deal. Its possible that Kim is looking for new challenges and going back home to Louisiana would meet that need. I don't think Kim would be able to out recruit Dawn and become the face of the SEC. She won't have the success that she had at Baylor at LSU
Unless you heard a different set of comments, she was nowhere near this explicit. She made a very general statement timing being a critical factor in life decisions.I heard her on a Louisiana sports radio show from the other day and she said Louisiana would always be her home and it was just a matter of timing when she would come back...........she was cryptically non committal but I got the sense she was slightly more inclined to stay at Baylor.........I would love to see her out of there for UConn's sake......
"It doesn't matter where my career takes me, you always go back to your roots. My children were born in north Louisiana, my son played there at LSU. You always listen, you always are talking to people who are connected to Louisiana. I just heard this yesterday about coach Fargas leaving and not coaching. To answer your question, I had opportunities to leave Baylor, but timing in one's life is always the reason you make career decisions."
yes the same conversation........did she not say that it was a matter of timing about when she would come back to La. and that she was noncommittal and talked around the idea as to whether she wanted that coaching job? I said I felt she was leaning towards not taking it based on what she said or didn't say.............just a personal opinion.........I''d be happy to be wrong believe me.........Unless you're heard a different set of comments, she was nowhere near this explicit. She made a very general statement timing being a critical factor in life decisions.
"It doesn't matter where my career takes me, you always go back to your roots. My children were born in north Louisiana, my son played there at LSU. You always listen, you always are talking to people who are connected to Louisiana. I just heard this yesterday about coach Fargas leaving and not coaching. To answer your question, I had opportunities to leave Baylor, but timing in one's life is always the reason you make career decisions."
Could Mulkey replace Fargas, who's leaving LSU for the WNBA?
Twenty-four hours after Nikki Fargas announced she was leaving LSU things got real interesting in Baton Rouge.www.katc.com
Right now twitter is afire saying it's a done deal.
What?! You mean you're hesitant to stake your lifelong dreams, aspirations and emotional wellbeing on an anonymous social media account's use of the word "reliable"?They have knowledge to some things but I don't think this they are savvy to this info.
Or, she fulfills a heartfelt desire to cap her HOF career in her home state ... and still gets a nice raise in the process.Prediction: Kim gets a nice raise at Baylor (like she needs anymore money)
LSU is looking for another coach, or the dire option of Nikki's WNBA job falls through and ends up back in BR for one more year.
I hope you're right, I'm just use to being let down by LSU. Considering our AD throws around money like its nothing, it wouldn't shock me to see some type of absurd contract thrown out there.Or, she fulfills a heartfelt desire to cap her HOF career in her home state ... and still gets a nice raise in the process.
Her home state is California.Or, she fulfills a heartfelt desire to cap her HOF career in her home state ... and still gets a nice raise in the process.
One player can’t win it all. Only Diana Taurasi can do thatI can’t get over the fact that she won only one champion with a Brittney Greiner.
Only one.
Major failure to utilize that once in a lifetime big.
Sorry.
I'd get over it. It has been almost a decade and she's won it all since then and Baylor is consistently excellent.I can’t get over the fact that she won only one champion with a Brittney Greiner.
Only one.
Major failure to utilize that once in a lifetime big.
Sorry.
Dunno where she was born, but she was raised and went to Jr High & High school in Louisiana.Her home state is California.
Uh I wouldn’t say that. LSU is a good school to recruit players to because they have a lot of resources probably even more than Baylor. Plus she is well connected in Louisiana; and has been able to get players from LSU in their own backyard (Kalani Brown, Moon Ursin, Sophia Young)Some in the Know are saying its a done deal. Its possible that Kim is looking for new challenges and going back home to Louisiana would meet that need. I don't think Kim would be able to out recruit Dawn and become the face of the SEC. She won't have the success that she had at Baylor at LSU
Yes she moved to Louisiana for junior high, but spent the first decade of her life in the town next door to KLS's.Dunno where she was born, but she was raised and went to Jr High & High school in Louisiana.
Some in the Know are saying its a done deal. Its possible that Kim is looking for new challenges and going back home to Louisiana would meet that need. I don't think Kim would be able to out recruit Dawn and become the face of the SEC. She won't have the success
If Kim goes to LSU not only is she going home but she is coming back with a resume that only Geno Auriemma can top in the last 15yrs. You have this backwards: can Dawn Staley hang with Kim Mulkey is more like it. The level of talent that KM has sifted through that Baylor program year in and year out is beyond impressive, I wouldn't bet against the Bayou's favorite girl...