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2023 NCAA Tourn. Thread-6 seed//20 ranked WOMEN'S Bball (Sweet 16 game in Seattle vs. 2 seed/ 3 ranked Iowa; Friday, Mar. 24th, 5:30 PM MT; ESPN)
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It does seem odd given they were 3rd in the NET rankings and 5th in the committee rankings
VT seemed to have control of the game but really fell apart in the 4th. And they got crushed in the paint.
Go Iowa. Will never root for Mulkey
Believe the highlights said they got outscored 29-13 in the 4th. I watched it, but didn't think they had that lousy of a 4th. I know they were letting LSU play pretty damn physical, really both teams, which is fine with me.
Saw a write up of her from high school. She is very calm now compared to then.
Go Hawkeyes!
I also will never cheer for Mulkey.
Holy ****, really?
Damn.
She should have been T'ed up against us for screaming at the ref when Czinano got called for running over Jaylyn. My brother and dad are Iowa fans, they told me she does that regularly. I understood the ref not wanting to call a technical in that situation, but she needs to calm down now. I can't imagine her being more hyped up and not getting thrown out of games.
This was from a retired columnist from the Des Moines Register. He wrote a column called the Iowa Boy. His take was that Clark did not represent the Iowa Girl and the former and then deceased director of the girls athletic union was turning over in his grave.
He wrote about a rivalry game. With this season, he has reupped the column and made the comparison if people think she's bad now, you should have seen her then.
He wrote about a rivalry game. With this season, he has reupped the column and made the comparison if people think she's bad now, you should have seen her then.
Clark isn’t eligible for the WNBA draft and she will be a senior at Iowa next year. She brings a ton of extra attention to the women’s game now and that’s not a bad thing.
Outside of working the officials, being hyper, and having an ego, she’s not a dirty player and her teammates don’t begrudge her the spotlight.
The top HCs of women’s hoops, all of them, would Literally cut off their left arms to have her on their teams.
My only question is how in the heck did Iowa lose 6 regular season games?
Outside of working the officials, being hyper, and having an ego, she’s not a dirty player and her teammates don’t begrudge her the spotlight.
The top HCs of women’s hoops, all of them, would Literally cut off their left arms to have her on their teams.
My only question is how in the heck did Iowa lose 6 regular season games?
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Do you mind sharing your distain for Mulkey for someone who hasn’t followed women’s basketball beyond cheering for the Buffs? I assume it is more than her horrid fashion sense.
Check out what she said during Baylor scandal
That’s a good starting point but she has a long history of being a horrible person.
I used to watch Mulkey come in to Coors every other season with Baylor and act like a total a$$ every time. She throws temper tantrums to get her way, stomps on the floor with her stiletto heels and doesn't know the meaning of the coach box. I don't think in all of those games in Boulder she ever got a technical called on her. She has totally intimidated the official in women's basketball for years and still does so.
Yes, she is a horrible person. She uses her players for whatever time she has them and then forgets them. She is not like Pat Summit, whose players seemed to genuinely love her.
Why would you bring an openly gay player to Baylor, a Baptist university, and expect her not to be gay while she was there for 4 years, Brittney Griner said she got her freedom to be herself the day her senior season ended and she was no longer under the control of Mulkey.
College is a time where people grow. Most freshman are not the same immature person as seniors. Mulkey used her for 4 years. Griner knew it and hasn't had much to say since then about her former coach.
Yes, she is a horrible person. She uses her players for whatever time she has them and then forgets them. She is not like Pat Summit, whose players seemed to genuinely love her.
Why would you bring an openly gay player to Baylor, a Baptist university, and expect her not to be gay while she was there for 4 years, Brittney Griner said she got her freedom to be herself the day her senior season ended and she was no longer under the control of Mulkey.
College is a time where people grow. Most freshman are not the same immature person as seniors. Mulkey used her for 4 years. Griner knew it and hasn't had much to say since then about her former coach.
Thanks for the insight.
Got to wonder why Griner went there and stayed. Must have been a nice bag.
Clark couldn't play any defense in the NBA, but she could outscore Ben Simmons.
Who can't outscore Ben "I'm scared as **** to take a jumper" Simmons? He reminds me of that Dudley guy who was scared to death of free throws. Well, Simmons is scared of those too.
Who can't outscore Ben "I'm scared as **** to take a jumper" Simmons? He reminds me of that Dudley guy who was scared to death of free throws. Well, Simmons is scared of those too.
It was a little joke.
She wanted to win a Natty and she did (2012).
I know it was man.
Lisa Leslie called Caitlin Clark "the chosen one."