A game between the women's basketball teams and Oklahoma became more weird than expected and a fight broke out that caused wild scenes on the court and aside.
The LSU Tigers No. 7 survived a close match with No. 13 Oklahoma Sooners in the 107-100 victory on Thursday night.
But since the beginning of the game, the two parts got too physical to each other. Finally, he led to a fight on the court and an exaggerated reaction of the LSU chief coach, Kim Mulkey, who hit a clipboard of the program legend and the assistant coach Seimone Augustus.
In the first quarter of the game, Beatrice Culliton de Oklahoma I was trying to win the position of Sa'myah Smith of Lsu.
Smith was called for a foul, but Culliton turned around and used an elbow to free himself from Smith's hands. Smith then pushed her to the ground and began a small fight.
Liz Scott of OU hastened to help his teammate and pushed Smith. Smith was blocked by additional reprisals when a partner Tigre and a coach held her.
LSU coach Kim Mulkey hit a folder from the legend of Lsu Seimone Augustus
Augustus, a Mulkey staff assistant, looked dumbfounded while Mulkey was still furious
Previously in the game, Lsu Sa'myah Smith player (5) pushed an Oklahoma player to the ground and was subsequently expelled from the game. LSU won the 107-100 game.
Both Scott and Smith were expelled from the game, although they were three quarters.
When heading to the ejections after the game, Mulkey said: 'They always told me about my old mentor, Leon Barmore, you have to keep a cold head in a hot game. Never let you see you sweat.
She added: “I guess she was entertaining for fans” and also said: “Push, I suppose, he considers fighting.”
Then, Mulkey reached its own headlines, while the team led 67-45 in the third quarter.
In a rage on a call, Mulkey hit a folder from Augustus's hands. Augustus, a four -time WNBA champion, stayed there in shock with his hand extended while Mulkey continued to scream. Later, Mulkey would gain a technical foul to discuss a call against Flau'jae Johnson.
In total, five technical offenses, 53 combined offenses and 63 combined free throws tried in the game.
“We saw many things tonight,” Mulkey said. 'We saw executions. You saw two teams write down more than 100. You saw a technician in the second failure. … I started and she told me that they put me to point out the big screen.
'I was definitely looking at the big screen and I wasn't very happy, but I don't know if I point out. But she is on the other side of the road. Whatever.'