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    Lariat Letter: ‘Assault’ game unfair

    webmasterBy webmasterApril 12, 2013 Lariat Letters No Comments1 Min Read
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    I fully agree with Coach Kim Mulkey’s assessment of the Louisville “assault” game on March 31. I said they literally “clawed” their way to the championship game, where they got what they deserved: a 33-point loss.

    How the referees let that game go as they did with punches thrown at Brittney Griner, hits to the face, breast, kidneys, etc. is deplorable. Worst, that coach prepared them to do what they did.

    Kudos to Mulkey and Griner and Simms for staying cool. I didn’t, just ask my wife.

    Guess what? I’m an Aggie, class of 1961. I have enjoyed watching Griner for four years and Kevin Durant at the University of Texas. It’s always great to watch the great ones. Breanna Stewart is the next.

    Any chance she will transfer?

    I doubt it.

    – Michael Bozardt,
    Texas A & M alum, class of ‘61

    Assault Lady Bears basketball Louisville
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