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The fans certainly got their money\u2019s worth Thursday night in Baton Rouge.<\/p>\n
No. 7 LSU\u2019s wild 107-100 home win over No. 13 Oklahoma on Thursday featured a player being shoved to the ground, multiple ejections, Lady Tigers head coach Kim Mulkey slapping a clipboard out of an assistant\u2019s hands and, oh yeah, both head coaches receiving technicals fouls.<\/p>\n
As they say, it just means more in the SEC and Mulkey said it marked one of the wildest games she\u2019s ever coached during his illustrious career.<\/p>\n
\tThings got chippy between Oklahoma-LSU \ud83d\ude33 Both Liz Scott and Sa’Myah Smith were ejected and will miss their next game. pic.twitter.com\/T2sRyArwiM\u2014 espnW (@espnW) January 31, 2025 <\/p>\n
\u201cI always was told form my old mentor, Leon Barmore, you\u2019ve got to keep a cool head in a hot game,\u201d Mulkey said when discussing the ejection of Sa\u2019Myah Smith. \u201cNever let \u2019em see you sweat.\u201d<\/p>\n
She added: \u201cI guess it was entertaining for the fans.\u201d<\/p>\n
The fireworks started early Thursday with Oklahoma leading, 12-11, with 4:10 remaining in the first quarter when the Sooners\u2019 Beatrice Culliton jostled for position with Smith.<\/p>\n
The referees called a foul on Smith before Culliton did a 180 turn toward Smith while using her elbow to clear Smith\u2019s hands free.<\/p>\n
Smith then shoved Culliton to the ground to set off the fracas.<\/p>\n
Oklahoma\u2019s Liz Scott immediately came to her teammate\u2019s defense and shoved Smith, who attempted to head back toward Scott before being blocked by a teammate and assistant.<\/p>\n
Both Smith and Scott earned ejections.<\/p>\n
\u201cPushing, I guess, is considered fighting,\u201d Mulkey said of the ejections.<\/p>\n
Mulkey, never one to shy from the spotlight, then provided meme-worthy material in the third quarter while leading, 67-45, when she slapped a binder out of assistant coach Seimone Augustus\u2019 hands.<\/p>\n
Augustus stood there with her hand held out for several seconds in a seeming state of shock while Mulkey continued to scream and point.<\/p>\n
Mulkey later earned a technical for arguing a foul against Flau\u2019Jae Johnson.<\/p>\n
Thursday\u2019s game featured five technicals, 53 combined fouls and 63 combined free throws attempted, with LSU riding a 10-point halftime to an important conference win.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe saw a lot of things tonight,\u201d Mulkey said. \u201cYou saw ejections. You saw two teams score over 100. You saw a technical on the second flop. \u2026 I got tee\u2019d up and she told me I got tee\u2019d up for pointing at the big screen. I was definitely looking at the big screen and I was not real happy, but I don\u2019t know if I point. But she\u2019s across the way. Whatever.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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