Welcome Home! The Louisiana State University women’s basketball team flew home to Baton Rouge Monday morning after winning the NCAA championship. Dozens of fans waited at the airport to greet the Tigers with fanfares. The team is welcomed back to campus with a celebration at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Kim Mulkey’s LSU Tigers used a record-breaking offense to beat Caitlin Clark and Iowa 102-85 in Sunday’s national championship game to win the first basketball title in school history. The win made Mulkey the first women’s coach to win national championships at two different schools. She won three times at Baylor before joining LSU two years ago. The 102 points broke the previous high for a championship game and surpassed the 97 that Texas scored against Southern California in 1986.
BATON ROUGE, LA —
Welcome Home!
The Louisiana State University women’s basketball team flew home to Baton Rouge Monday morning after winning the NCAA championship.
Dozens of fans waited at the airport to greet the Tigers with fanfares.
The team is welcomed back to campus with a celebration at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
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Kim Mulkey’s LSU Tigers used a record offensive performance to beat Caitlin Clark and Iowa 102-85 in Sunday’s national championship game to win the first basketball title in school history.
The win made Mulkey the first women’s coach to win national championships at two different schools. She won three at Baylor before joining LSU two years ago.
The 102 points broke the previous all-time high for a championship game and surpassed the 97 that Texas scored against Southern California in 1986.
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