re: Oh look Yahoo going after Kim Mulkey now

This is why people hate the media even more than politicians.

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"Kim Mulkey is my dark horse for person in sports that you never want to cross," Fagan said. "She might not even be the dark horse. She might just be the No. 1 person in sports that is terrifying."

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Glad she's a TIGER

Kim Mulkey makes Nick Saban shite his pants!

Meredith needs to cut back on the cookies

What if you were an informed, intelligent poster?

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Meredith needs to cut back on the cookies

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Check out this bitch's Twitter bio. All of this is the epitome of the people I hate the most in this world right now. Flaming liberal with the pronoun bullshite, a Duke grad no less, and the ever edgy Oreo and Spongebob references.

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Meredith Cash
@mercash22
Sports reporter for
@businessinsider
| Duke alum | she/her/hers Rainbow | knows the Oreo mystery flavor | SpongeBob enthusiast

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frick them!!

It’s also ESPN

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ESPN's Kate Fagan wrote a 2013 profile of Baylor player-turned-WNBA superstar Brittney Griner.

In the story, Fagan reported that former Baylor coach Kim Mulkey urged Griner to hide her sexuality.

During a recent podcast, Fagan revealed that Mulkey tried to get her fired for writing the story.
her college days with the Baylor Lady Bears.

But her outspoken coach at the Waco, Texas, powerhouse - newly-minted LSU head coach Kim Mulkey - was not eager to celebrate every facet of her 6-foot-8 leading scorer's being.
In a bombshell report published in 2013, then-ESPN writer Kate Fagan detailed how Mulkey urged Griner to hide her sexuality during her four-year career at Baylor. Now a writer for Dan Le Batard's Meadowlark Media, Fagan revealed in an interview on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz that Mulkey tried to get her fired from her job at ESPN for writing the story.

"I did a story in which Brittney Griner told me that when she was at Baylor that she was not allowed to be openly gay, and this wasn't a shocking story considering it is actually written in the handbook of Baylor University that you are not allowed to be openly gay at Baylor University," Fagan said on the podcast. "But after we put out that story, Kim Mulkey believed that I had forced Brittney Griner to say this, and she told the higher-ups at ESPN that I needed to be fired for this."

"She called the higher-ups and told them that I should be fired," she added.

Even still, Fagan doesn't question the Hall of Fame head coach's power.


Make that Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

News broke in late April that Mulkey was departing Waco after 21 years and three national championships as Lady Bears head coach to take the helm for her hometown LSU Tigers. And she wasted no time testing whether Fagan's theory translated to "The Bayou State."

At the beginning of her introductory press conference, Mulkey flung her "damn mask" off her face, earning loud applause from the crowd on hand for the homecoming ceremony. But in other parts of the country - and on the internet - Mulkey was the subject of ridicule for bucking the advice of health professionals in such flamboyant fashion.

"Kim Mulkey is my dark horse for person in sports that you never want to cross," Fagan said. "She might not even be the dark horse. She might just be the No. 1 person in sports that is terrifying."

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There's gotta be more compelling and consequential sports stories to address than political bullshite, WE JUST HAD A FUCCKING NFL DRAFT!!

We need to hire a private investigator for all of these cucks going after LSU and let them find some skeletons in their closet. Cancel culture coming back to bite them in the arse