It was a Baylor policy. As a coach, Baylor is your boss. There's not a coach out there that would want see their three-time Big 12 Player of the Year to be not-in-good-standing with the Baylor Administration over what they and the Student Handbook defines as "Sexual misconduct".

Make the story about Baylor... Wher men can have issues.. And it's OK.

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Posted by Supermoto Tiger

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Posted on 3/26/24 at 2:39 pm to Back to Scat

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Make the story about Baylor... Where men can have issues.. And it's OK.

No. There doesn't need to be a story about anything or anyone. My point is "there is no story".

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The Sporting News examines the relationship between Mulkey and Griner, one that started with promise but has seemingly deteriorated due to Mulkey's personal views.

You mean, Mulkey's employers' code of conduct rule on same sex relationships. Kim's view was it's no ones business.

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(from Griner's book)Brittney also explores her complicated relationships with two people she loves and respects—her father, Ray, and her coach at Baylor, Kim Mulkey—as well as her mixed feelings about playing for a school that has a policy against homosexuality.

It was a school policy. Not a Kim policy.

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Posted by Supermoto Tiger

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Posted on 3/26/24 at 2:46 pm to Back to Scat

This is an honest to God question from a media reporter to a head coach about a player!! You can't make up this type of stupidity.

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Outsports:
"Have you ever had a gay player on your team?"

Kim Mulkey:
"Don't ask me that. I don't ask that. I don't think it's anybody's business. Whoever you are. I don't care to know that."

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