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WACO, Texas – The Baylor women's basketball team began restricting team activities Tuesday after head coach Kim Mulkey tested positive for the COVID-19 virus on Monday. The program and Baylor medical staff are conducting additional COVID-19 testing to determine the length of the program's restricted activity.
Thursday's game with UConn in Waco has been canceled. Further Baylor participation in upcoming contests will be determined by how long the program is restricting activity with safety of the program and its members driving those decisions.
Probably because she was in contact with the team and they have to quarantine now too.
Concerned it may actually be more serious than that. Her assistant did coach against TCU. So she was either already positive or quarantining. The fact that she wasn’t able to rejoin the team yet likely means she still pretty sick. Also don’t think she would want her assistant coaching against UCONN that’s a huge rivalry game and she’s the heartbeat of her teams. They feed off of Kim’s emotion and competitiveness. If she won’t be available I think it’s perfectly acceptable to cancel. A team needs their coach just as much as they need their players.
Hoping she gets to feeling better.
She tweeted that she's not that sick. She had potential exposure on Christmas, quarantined away from her team and got tested, came back negative, rejoined the team, got retested and it came back positive. That leads me to think that she exposed herself to the team, which is why the game is being cancelled.
It has to be covid related. If a coach was sick with the flu or something else, I am sure they wouldn't cancel a game. Heck, Bama was planing on playing when Saban tested positiveI think not having your Hess coach is a perfectly good reason to cancel your game against the #3 team in the country. Maybe that’s just me though...
Nope.Probably because she was in contact with the team and they have to quarantine now too.
Then why, according to the Baylor press release, are they "restricting team activities on Tuesday, after head coach Kim Mulkey tested positive for the COVID- 19 virus on Monday" ?Nope.
Baylor's Kim Mulkey tests positive for COVID-19; UConn game canceled
Mulkey missed Baylor's win Saturday at TCU because of contact tracing after being exposed on Christmas Day to a family member who tested positive.
“I immediately self-quarantined and did not re-join the team when our staff and players came back from our holiday break," Mulkey said in a statement Tuesday. “I produced three negative tests leading up to our game at TCU (on Saturday). However, I decided that it was important to continue quarantining in case the virus took time to come to fruition.”