Louisville/Baylor (Women)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by OKREF

I listen to him on the radio every day on my drive home from work. He said yesterday that this was the worst display of sportsmanship he has ever seen from a coach after a game.

Off the top of my head, I can't think of anything worse at the college level.

[Maineac]

She told the media to ask her questions about officiating knowing she'd catch a hefty fine for doing so. I hope she's not disappointed. I thought the blog post was right on.

[Raymond]

I've seen coaches say a lot worse and be a lot less specific about their complaints. Mulkey should have been T'd for sure. But in her post game conference she didn't rattle off bunch of abstract generalizations. Except for initially not thinking her team committed a foul at 2 seconds she said things about the game that a lot of us have already agreed with. And even with the last foul she asked reporters if she was wrong about it not being a foul and the next reporter said it was most definitely foul.

Mulkey will be dealt with. I'm more concerned about some of the stuff that went on in that game that the officiating crew didn't address, including Mulkey's strip tease.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I've seen coaches say a lot worse and be a lot less specific about their complaints. Mulkey should have been T'd for sure. But in her post game conference she didn't rattle off bunch of abstract generalizations. Except for initially not thinking her team committed a foul at 2 seconds she said things about the game that a lot of us have already agreed with. And even with the last foul she asked reporters if she was wrong about it not being a foul and the next reporter said it was most definitely foul.

Mulkey will be dealt with. I'm more concerned about some of the stuff that went on in that game that the officiating crew didn't address, including Mulkey's strip tease.

Her comment about the prospect of any of those three officials moving on was, to me, the culmination of her tantrum.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Adam

Her comment about the prospect of any of those three officials moving on was, to me, the culmination of her tantrum.

Again, she'll get disciplined for her comments but based on what we've seen of that game do a lot of us expect those 3 officials to move on to the Final Four?

[Lcubed48]

OK, it's time for me to comment. I saw the entire game. The b/c call at the game's end was incorrect call in my book. Hey, that can happen, and we can disagree over that one. What surprised me was the Louisville strategy used to play Griner, and it wasn't picked up on by the crew. They were using 2 or 3 players to body her and push her around as much as possible and make the officials call it. Replays were run that showed Griner getting pushed and grabbed with no whistles. The air swing by the L-ville player that BNR mentioned is just one example. Overall, there was a lot physical play on both sides that was passed.

[Judtech]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I've seen coaches say a lot worse and be a lot less specific about their complaints. Mulkey should have been T'd for sure. But in her post game conference she didn't rattle off bunch of abstract generalizations. Except for initially not thinking her team committed a foul at 2 seconds she said things about the game that a lot of us have already agreed with. And even with the last foul she asked reporters if she was wrong about it not being a foul and the next reporter said it was most definitely foul.

Mulkey will be dealt with. I'm more concerned about some of the stuff that went on in that game that the officiating crew didn't address, including Mulkey's strip tease.

In retrospect does the strip tease act really surprise anyone. Have you seen some of those outfits isn't there a country western song about being a size 10 trying to fit into a size 8? If not, there should be. She's dating a C/W singer.