LSU head coach Kim Mulkey praised the fiery and at times controversial star in a statement obtained by ESPN.

Louisiana State University's women's basketball team seems to be making its troubles worse after skipping the national anthem.

Reese's self-absorbed, post-game plea for sympathy fell on deaf ears when Acho told the self-styled "villain" to "take it on the chin."

In the context of older basketball culture, Pierce meant to compliment Clark, but the race-mongers of today have made such things impossible.

It’s pretty easy to say Iowa's Caitlin Clark has a lot to do with the sudden interest in women’s basketball.

LSU was heavy favored to repeat as national champions but was knocked out of the NCAA tournamnet after missing the national anthem.

Clark and those close to her recently told ESPN she waited for a call from UConn during her time in high school that never came.

Mulkey might very well have her team back in the same position next season, but she won’t have to face Clark.

Reese, a talented star, didn’t have the night many expected or the one she would have preferred when she faced Iowa.

Asked about the incident after her team's loss, Mulkey claimed her team wasn't intentionally spurning the playing of the national anthem.