Jan 23, 2022 · Watch her player highlights from Louisiana Tech's inaugural NCAA title in 1982 and its runner-up finish in 1983. Before Kim Mulkey became a 3-time national champion coach at Baylor, she led...

The 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m) Mulkey was an All-American point guard at Louisiana Tech University, winning two national championships as a player: the AIAW title in 1981 and the inaugural NCAA title in 1982. [citation needed]

Jul 20, 2018 · Kim Mulkey Mulkey played at Louisiana Tech from 1980-84 with the Lady Techsters, reaching the Final Four each of those years and winning an AIAW national championship

Jan 23, 2022 · Before Kim Mulkey became a 3-time national champion coach at Baylor, she led Louisiana Tech to back-to-back title games as a play-making 5-4 point guard. Watch highlights of Mulkey as a player...

Apr 1, 2024 · Kim was an iconic player in women’s college basketball record and won two national championships as a point guard at Louisiana Tech. As head coach of Baylor, she has won three national titles and led LSU to the Final Four.

Kim Mulkey Born: May 17, 1962 Alma Mater: Louisiana Tech (1984) As Player: 99 G, 7.0 PPG, Louisiana Tech (Full Record) Career Record (major schools): 25 Years, 744-119, .862 W-L% Schools: Baylor and Louisiana State Conference Champion: 12 Times (Reg. Seas.), 11 Times (Tourn.) NCAA Tournament: 22 Years (63-18), 5 Final Fours, 4 Championships

Kim Mulkey Position: Guard 5-4 (163cm) Hometown: Santa Ana, CA High School: Hammond School: Louisiana Tech (Women)

Apr 1, 2024 · Mulkey played college basketball at Louisiana Tech from 1980-1984. She wasn't just an average player either. Mulkey won the inaugural NCAA Tournament in 1982, a year after winning the...

Aug 5, 2021 · In 1985, Mulkey began her 15-year coaching career at Louisiana Tech. Under her leadership, the Lady Techsters reached new heights that would propel them into being ranked as one of the greatest women’s basketball teams in the country.

Played at Louisiana Tech from 1980-84 with the Lady Techsters reaching the Final Four each of those years and winning an AIAW national championship in 1981 and an NCAA national title in 1982 to go along with an overall record of 130-6