Baylor's Kim Mulkey Guilty Of Underplaying This One  Selling It
Short Is A Loss For Women's Basketball    • Pin It    Yes, the
scheduling is a bit of a nuisance. No, I don't feel one bit
sorry for Baylor or anybody else.  "I just don't want people to
overemphasize it," Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said the other day of
her No. 1 team's showdown against UConn on Monday night at the
XL Center.  If Mulkey's mission is to keep the game in
perspective, she is absolutely right. This one has nothing on
world peace, the fight against hunger and the debate on gun
control.  View/Submit Comments for this story  If her mission is
to downplay the moment, downplay the impact of the game, render
it meaningless in the scope of the women's basketball season,
even build in a few excuses, may I make a few suggestions?
Return half the cost of those $27 tickets that an expected
sellout crowd of 16,294 is paying.  Have ESPN, which leaned on
Mulkey to play this game in February, move the broadcast from
ESPN2 to its online streaming sit