LSU Tigers women’s basketball head coach Kim Mulkey was visibly emotional after being named the Associated Press Coach of the Year, a prestigious honor that recognizes her extraordinary leadership and success this season. In a heartfelt moment, Mulkey teared up while accepting the award, reflecting on the journey that brought her and her team to national prominence once again.
“This award isn’t just mine—it belongs to my players, my staff, and everyone who believed in us,” Mulkey said, her voice shaking with emotion. Known for her fiery coaching style and relentless drive, Mulkey has led the Tigers to a dominant season, building on the program’s recent rise to national contention.
This marks another career milestone for Mulkey, who has now won Coach of the Year honors with two different programs. Her impact on LSU has been immediate, creating a culture of toughness, accountability, and excellence. Under her leadership, the Tigers have become one of the most feared teams in college basketball.
Mulkey’s emotional response is a testament to her passion for the game and deep commitment to her players. As LSU heads into the postseason, the Tigers will look to continue their winning ways with their inspirational coach leading the charge.
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