Shannon Sharpe joined Stephen A. Smith in piling on the LSU coach for her challenge of a student reporter after the loss to UCLA. Here's what they said.

The outspoken LSU women’s basketball coach snapped at a student reporter on Sunday after the Tigers were eliminated in the Elite Eight of the women’s NCAA tournament. No. 1 UCLA held on to beat LSU 72-65 at Spokane Arena in Washington, which secured the Bruins' first ever trip to the Final Four.

Kim Mulkey is out from women's March Madness, with LSU bowing out to No. 1 seed UCLA with a Final Four berth on the line. And the legendary Tigers coach seemed testy after the loss. A reporter started off by stating it was the second-straight year her team was eliminated at the Elite Eight stage of the women's NCAA tournament.

It was a good run for Kim Mulkey and the LSU Tigers, but, for a second consecutive season, their season ends in the Elite Eight. On Sunday afternoon, Mulkey and No. 3 seed LSU fell to Lauren Betts and No.

As reporters recorded her entrance in a sparkling floral outfit, she answered their questions with a four-word question of her own. "What's our state flower?" Mulkey said, nodding to her jacket. It was a sequined,

LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey is paying tribute to the state of Louisiana for the Tigers' Elite Eight matchup with 1-seed UCLA on Sunday in the women's NCAA Tournament. Mulkey is sporting a purple jacket with magnolias on it against the Bruins,

Kim Mulkey's Baton Rouge-based hair and makeup artist spends a lot of time with the legendary coach. She knows things.

The No. 3 LSU Tigers were eliminated from the Elite Eight of the women's NCAA Tournament by the No. 1 UCLA Bruins on Sunday, 72-65. Following this loss, head coach Kim Mulkey had a confrontational exchange with an LSU student reporter who noted that this was the second straight season where the

LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey was her usual fiery self after Sunday’s Elite Eight loss to top-seeded UCLA.