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Mulkey Could Follow Tina Langley to Washington by dillon77
Nancy Mulkey and Coach Langley were good for each other at Rice -- reviving that program, reviving Mulkey's career and winning a WNIT -- all of which helpe Langley get a P5 job.
Why not follow her for a year to Washington so she can get some experience in a P5 league and get her preppred for the pro's?
From the Washington-based posters on the BY, there's not a whole lot of talent left in the tank there, so Langley could use a 6'9" center to hold the fort while she finds other transfers and learns the lay of the land in the Pacific Northwest.
Mulkey rebounds pretty well, blocks shots, but I don't necessarily see bringing her in for a year. Let's see what Nat Marshall's got, working alongside Maya Dodson. Nat is 6'5" and will be here, knock on wood, for a number of years.