welp…. I've got something to tell yaPartyBear said:
Why would she not say "as I have stated before I pray for her safe return?" If she did say that before. I didn't listen to the podcast. It's almost like she wants to make news even if it is negative news. Now she looks like her players are just commodities to make her more money, and she doesn't give a shxt about them when they no longer are, rather than her kids.
Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
Malbec said:Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
*The above statements do not constitute an endorsement of any other Kim Mulkey positions or actions, but merely express the poster's views as to the fake news that has been promulgated by those with an axe to grind and parroted by others with a similar viewpoint.
Kim should have corrected the reporter (she usually never has a problem with this, and I think enjoys doing it) and let them know that she had already commented on it and still felt the same on it and for those that didn't hear the podcast that she was praying for BG and her family. That would have been the end of it and she wouldn't the s-storm that she has now.Malbec said:Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
*The above statements do not constitute an endorsement of any other Kim Mulkey positions or actions, but merely express the poster's views as to the fake news that has been promulgated by those with an axe to grind and parroted by others with a similar viewpoint.
Here's the thing, CKM rubs a bunch of people the wrong way, even me, but rather than say, "Oops, sorry, I now see that Mulkey has addressed this issue previously and was sympathetic to BG's plight. I should have checked before jumping on the pissy train," these folks instead just roll the narrative to, "Yes, but she should bring her previous comments to every reporter's attention that asks about BG." How about maybe a professional journalist should do a little research before asking a targeted snipe? How does that make the "s-storm" a CKM creation? If you are going to create a gotcha for clicks, then make sure it actually is a gotcha; otherwise you have a motive unswayed by actual facts. There's too much of that in journalism today, and too many "citizen" journalists working for the Twitter Gossip Rag. I have to say, I was drawn in by the protestations too.baylor1984 said:Kim should have corrected the reporter (she usually never has a problem with this, and I think enjoys doing it) and let them know that she had already commented on it and still felt the same on it and for those that didn't hear the podcast that she was praying for BG and her family. That would have been the end of it and she wouldn't the s-storm that she has now.Malbec said:Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
*The above statements do not constitute an endorsement of any other Kim Mulkey positions or actions, but merely express the poster's views as to the fake news that has been promulgated by those with an axe to grind and parroted by others with a similar viewpoint.
Kim in her comment made it seem like she had never spoken on the issue and that she never was going to. I'm not on the Kim is a vile human train but she didn't help herself or her school on how she handled it in the court of public opinion. Just think it would have been easier and better for her to correct the reporter and let her feelings be known (again) on the subject.Malbec said:Here's the thing, CKM rubs a bunch of people the wrong way, even me, but rather than say, "Oops, sorry, I now see that Mulkey has addressed this issue previously and was sympathetic to BG's plight. I should have checked before jumping on the pissy train," these folks instead just roll the narrative to, "Yes, but she should bring her previous comments to every reporter's attention that asks about BG." How about maybe a professional journalist should do a little research before asking a targeted snipe? How does that make the "s-storm" a CKM creation? If you are going to create a gotcha for clicks, then make sure it actually is a gotcha; otherwise you have a motive unswayed by actual facts. There's too much of that in journalism today, and too many "citizen" journalists working for the Twitter Gossip Rag. I have to say, I was drawn in by the protestations too.baylor1984 said:Kim should have corrected the reporter (she usually never has a problem with this, and I think enjoys doing it) and let them know that she had already commented on it and still felt the same on it and for those that didn't hear the podcast that she was praying for BG and her family. That would have been the end of it and she wouldn't the s-storm that she has now.Malbec said:Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
*The above statements do not constitute an endorsement of any other Kim Mulkey positions or actions, but merely express the poster's views as to the fake news that has been promulgated by those with an axe to grind and parroted by others with a similar viewpoint.
If CKM is this vile, heartless hick that so many want to suggest, why is it necessary to use false information to feed the furnace? Seems to me that to do so, makes those folks just as petty as the one they target. And if CKM doesn't care what happens to BG, she wouldn't have said the opposite on the record to give any indication of a sympathetic stance. A hateful shrew would never want to create any semblance of sympathy for someone they hate. You should just say that CKM owes it to BG to bend over backwards and launch a crusade to repeatedly make everyone aware of how much she loves and appreciates BG. I doubt even that would do the trick though.
You say "clearly," and while she did say something, no one knew that it was on a local podcast. You didn't know, and I didn't know, and obviously no one else other than a few dozen people who listen to it knew. All she had to say two days ago was "I've already said something," because none of us, including you, knew that she had said something. And this wouldn't be a story.IowaBear said:
Yes!! They should fire her immediately and self impose a 5 year tournament ban! Good lord you people are so dramatic! All of the *****ing and morning from the usual Kim mob on here wanting her to say just 1 nice thing which she clearly did months ago
Still missing the point. She DID say something nice concerning BG. Even @WBBWorldWide was able to find it. So if you want to rag on CKM for not directing the mob to that interview, go ahead. But, that doesn't excuse the vile comments and suggestions of CKM's hate for BG, which I gee-run-tee wouldn't be stopped by her pointing people to the audio.baylor1984 said:Kim in her comment made it seem like she had never spoken on the issue and that she never was going to. I'm not on the Kim is a vile human train but she didn't help herself or her school on how she handled it in the court of public opinion. Just think it would have been easier and better for her to correct the reporter and let her feelings be known (again) on the subject.Malbec said:Here's the thing, CKM rubs a bunch of people the wrong way, even me, but rather than say, "Oops, sorry, I now see that Mulkey has addressed this issue previously and was sympathetic to BG's plight. I should have checked before jumping on the pissy train," these folks instead just roll the narrative to, "Yes, but she should bring her previous comments to every reporter's attention that asks about BG." How about maybe a professional journalist should do a little research before asking a targeted snipe? How does that make the "s-storm" a CKM creation? If you are going to create a gotcha for clicks, then make sure it actually is a gotcha; otherwise you have a motive unswayed by actual facts. There's too much of that in journalism today, and too many "citizen" journalists working for the Twitter Gossip Rag. I have to say, I was drawn in by the protestations too.baylor1984 said:Kim should have corrected the reporter (she usually never has a problem with this, and I think enjoys doing it) and let them know that she had already commented on it and still felt the same on it and for those that didn't hear the podcast that she was praying for BG and her family. That would have been the end of it and she wouldn't the s-storm that she has now.Malbec said:Wait just a minute. You said if she addressed it, "it's over." Now you are saying she has to continue to address the questions that she has already answered. Mulkey doesn't represent BG. She already made a kind statement on BG's situation, anything further should really be provided by those that speak on BG's behalf. And everybody that said Mulkey hasn't weighed in need to apologize and move on instead of doubling down or moving the goalposts, including those players that were flat out wrong about the subject.EvilTroyAndAbed said:Malbec said:EvilTroyAndAbed said:1. Back and forth with the press? If she just says, "We're all hoping for her safe return," it's over.Mothballs said:
It's also bad publicity for LSU if Kim becomes involved in a back and forth with the press. She's moved on and so should you.
2. We shouldn't "move on" until BG is back. Even though we can't do anything about it, we don't need to forget about her. We need to keep the story in the front part of our consciousness.Here is the audio from the Tiger Rag of Kim Mulkey speaking about Brittney Griner’s situation: pic.twitter.com/G28aF6Qhx6
— Women’s Hoopz (@WBBWorldWide) September 27, 2022
Then why isn't it over?
Why didn't she say that she addressed it earlier? She could have told the reporter he was mistaken, but she said she wasn't going to say anything. And now it takes a tweet to point something out that she could have cleared up in 10 seconds. But that's what she does, she digs in her heels.
*The above statements do not constitute an endorsement of any other Kim Mulkey positions or actions, but merely express the poster's views as to the fake news that has been promulgated by those with an axe to grind and parroted by others with a similar viewpoint.
If CKM is this vile, heartless hick that so many want to suggest, why is it necessary to use false information to feed the furnace? Seems to me that to do so, makes those folks just as petty as the one they target. And if CKM doesn't care what happens to BG, she wouldn't have said the opposite on the record to give any indication of a sympathetic stance. A hateful shrew would never want to create any semblance of sympathy for someone they hate. You should just say that CKM owes it to BG to bend over backwards and launch a crusade to repeatedly make everyone aware of how much she loves and appreciates BG. I doubt even that would do the trick though.
If you believe that Hannah left the team because of this 'PR fallout', you might consider doing more research. She is in a sea of quicker, more athletic, position-less players fighting for minutes. I feel certain this became clear to her these past few months. Heck, you can look at her limited playing time from last season when the team was not as strong, and 2+2=4.Jeremy said:
The fallout from Kim not playing the PR game has already begun. Hannah Gusters has left the team. Her former players have been VERY outspoken over it and it is dragging into the media. This will give plenty of recruiters something to use against Mulkey. Whether you have a problem or not with what Kim did doesn't matter as it seems recruits and players do.
Yeah, Kim doesn't want to use the #2 center from that recruiting class in her system which has been post-dominant all of Kim's coaching career.baylorbear33 said:If you believe that Hannah left the team because of this 'PR fallout', you might consider doing more research. She is in a sea of quicker, more athletic, position-less players fighting for minutes. I feel certain this became clear to her these past few months. Heck, you can look at her limited playing time from last season when the team was not as strong, and 2+2=4.Jeremy said:
The fallout from Kim not playing the PR game has already begun. Hannah Gusters has left the team. Her former players have been VERY outspoken over it and it is dragging into the media. This will give plenty of recruiters something to use against Mulkey. Whether you have a problem or not with what Kim did doesn't matter as it seems recruits and players do.
no seriously y’all, you’re coach needs to be someone you could see in your life & supporting you.. keep it in mind https://t.co/6ktJufDmQ2
— Lexi Gordon (@Lexi_g34) September 26, 2022
Yes, #2 out of high school - limited minutes in her first two years of collegiate play. She's certainly not the first, and she won't be the last highschool player whose game does not translate well to college ball. If I remember correctly, she has also had a few instances of disobeying team rules the past couple of years and been suspended for a period of time. Assuming she left because of this perpetuated 'media frenzy' is a bit of a stretch.Jeremy said:Yeah, Kim doesn't want to use the #2 center from that recruiting class in her system which has been post-dominant all of Kim's coaching career.baylorbear33 said:If you believe that Hannah left the team because of this 'PR fallout', you might consider doing more research. She is in a sea of quicker, more athletic, position-less players fighting for minutes. I feel certain this became clear to her these past few months. Heck, you can look at her limited playing time from last season when the team was not as strong, and 2+2=4.Jeremy said:
The fallout from Kim not playing the PR game has already begun. Hannah Gusters has left the team. Her former players have been VERY outspoken over it and it is dragging into the media. This will give plenty of recruiters something to use against Mulkey. Whether you have a problem or not with what Kim did doesn't matter as it seems recruits and players do.no seriously y’all, you’re coach needs to be someone you could see in your life & supporting you.. keep it in mind https://t.co/6ktJufDmQ2
— Lexi Gordon (@Lexi_g34) September 26, 2022
I'm sure Gusters not showing up to practice and Kim's non-statement on Griner all at the same time is a coincidence.
I've also talked to an LSU mod about this so yeah I've done my research.
I believe Gusters was one of three returning contributors, with the other two being guards (Morris, Payne). Gusters was the only player on the roster listed as a center. Of the forwards remaining on their roster, I'm not sure what they will have beyond Reese and Williams (the transfer from Missouri). The other three forwards appear to be returning players who did not get many minutes last year, and certainly far fewer minutes than Gusters. I'm not an expert on the LSU roster and this is all based on a few minutes of internet research, so I may certainly be missing something.baylorbear33 said:Yes, #2 out of high school - limited minites in her first two years of collegiate play. She's certainly not the first, and she won't be the last highschool player whose game does not translate well to college ball. If I remember correctly, she has also had a few instances of disobeying team rules the past couple of years and been suspended for a period of time. Assuming she left because of this perpetuated 'media frenzy' is a bit of a stretch.Jeremy said:Yeah, Kim doesn't want to use the #2 center from that recruiting class in her system which has been post-dominant all of Kim's coaching career.baylorbear33 said:If you believe that Hannah left the team because of this 'PR fallout', you might consider doing more research. She is in a sea of quicker, more athletic, position-less players fighting for minutes. I feel certain this became clear to her these past few months. Heck, you can look at her limited playing time from last season when the team was not as strong, and 2+2=4.Jeremy said:
The fallout from Kim not playing the PR game has already begun. Hannah Gusters has left the team. Her former players have been VERY outspoken over it and it is dragging into the media. This will give plenty of recruiters something to use against Mulkey. Whether you have a problem or not with what Kim did doesn't matter as it seems recruits and players do.no seriously y’all, you’re coach needs to be someone you could see in your life & supporting you.. keep it in mind https://t.co/6ktJufDmQ2
— Lexi Gordon (@Lexi_g34) September 26, 2022
I'm sure Gusters not showing up to practice and Kim's non-statement on Griner all at the same time is a coincidence.
I've also talked to an LSU mod about this so yeah I've done my research.
That's Ultra-MAGA. Get it straight see.EvilTr said:
I know this board is generally MAGA-centric and anti-media, but in this particular case, the reporter was just doing his job asking a simple question. It's not his fault that the ensuing storm was created.
K>M>AChucky38 said:
Anyone who is defending Mulkey in any way in regards to her lack of comment the other day is in the Mulkey Cult. Don't waste your time trying discuss things with them. They are Mulkey lifers. In their eyes and ears their is nothing Mulkey could say or do that is bad. They have drank the cool aid and their is no coming back.
$ 100,000.00 buys a nice car and rose colored glassesEball said:
So how does Kim and LSU have the number one player in the Country and two other top 100 players committed to the program for 2023, with all of Kim's bad press?
oh she's a great coach. I think you are looking for a straw man there.IowaBear said:
I'm sure Kim's track record all the wins and 3 titles had nothing at all to do with them getting her. Good grief, sone of you act like the lady can't coach..
100% but I also won't pretend everyone else isn't doing the same as well if we were to be honest. Welcome to college athletics in 2022, recruiting has become who can 'outbid' the other school.blueeyedbear said:$ 100,000.00 buys a nice car and rose colored glassesEball said:
So how does Kim and LSU have the number one player in the Country and two other top 100 players committed to the program for 2023, with all of Kim's bad press?
well let's build a statue then! I do admire her courage to speak her mind and stand alone. I would bet money that someone at LSU asked her to release a statement about Griner showing compassion and she refused. That's going to be a hard contract for LSU to unwind. But you have to admire someone that will not shirk from their convictions just because the wind blows a certain way.Aliceinbubbleland said:
She stood tall for Baylor when no one else did. She was the only person in athletic department who didn't go into their mouse shell.