Baylor Lady Byers coach Kim Mulkey is facing criticism for comments made about the NCAA’s COVID-19 protocol following her team’s 69–67 loss to UCON on Monday.
Following his team’s exit from the NCAA Women’s Tournament, Mulkey, Unrepetred, suggested a thorough NCAA drop test, reducing the void a team could not play due to a positive coronovirus test.
Mulk said, “I want to say this to all of you: I don’t think my words matter, but after today’s and tomorrow’s games, there are four teams left, which I think are on the man and woman side.” ” “They need to dump the COVID test. Wouldn’t it be a shame to keep the COVID test and then you end up testing the kids positive or something else, and they don’t get to play in the last four Is? You just need? Forget the COVID test.
“Go fight it out.”
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Mulkey’s comment comes as tone-deaf in many accounts. Despite the increasing number of vaccinated individuals, the disease is still prevalent in the United States, resulting in 546,000 deaths. Contains 47,156 in the state of Texas, The second most of any state; The tournament is being held in San Antonio.
They underestimate the considerable logistical efforts not only of the NCAA, but also of the players, staff and other personnel of the teams, who can ensure the tournament is held safely one year after the cancellation.
Also, UConn coach Geno Auriemma – who coached against Mulkey on Monday – Tested positive for the virus on 15 March. He missed his team in the first two games of the tournament, but returned for his Sweet 16 matchup against Iowa on Saturday.
And, finally: mulberry itself Tested positive for COVID-19 In January. Boiler also missed a meeting with Ucino, which was already scheduled on January 7 due to the virus. His comments also directly contradicted his January 17 remarks when he claimed that the NCAA men’s and women’s tournament would take place this season due to “Almighty Dollars”.
Mulkey said on Jan. 17, “The answer is: The season will continue. It’s called the Almighty Dollar.”Via ESPN) Belongs to. “The NCAA must have the almighty dollar from the men’s tournament. The almighty dollar is more important than the health and well-being of mine, the players, or anyone else.”
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