Kim Mulkey on Sunday was officially announced as the next women's basketball coach at LSU, leaving a Baylor program she took from scratch and turned into a three-time national champion.
Mulkey, who was born and raised in the Pelican State, returns to her home state where it all began. The Tickfaw native was a champion in both high school and college. She won four state championships with Hammond High School and then two as a player at Louisiana Tech in the early 1980s. As a point guard at Louisiana Tech, she became known for her long French-braided pigtails, dazzling passes and great leadership while helping the Lady Techsters win their first two national championships in 1981 and 1982. The first one was the AIAW national title and the second was the first-ever NCAA women's championship. Her teams went 34-0 and 35-1 over those two seasons, collectively.
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