Denial. Denial. Denial.
From what I have seen, Kim Mulkey has claimed that all of that had nothing to do with the women's program, with Baylor, or with women. Even when something was said about her program, her first response has always been, "I didn't see it." Denial. Same attitude serves different purposes: behind the scenes or on the court.
The curious thing is that people believe this, if they want to. Someone says something. You have it on YouTube. They deny they said it. You don't believe they would have the gall. They have others who believe them, despite the truth.
I think Kim recruits a "is't us against the world" type mentality. They believe her. They believe Baylor is innocent of the charges. It's an anti-Baylor conspiracy that is simply jealousy since Baylor is so good at everything. They buy into it. Sometimes, it seems that it is because they are a bit that way themselves.
Do you ever see players at other schools do what Baylor players do? Why? They have the tendency, or they let it bloom under Baylor. We're all right. The rest of them are simply jealous. We were provoked into breaking that girl's jaw or pulling that girl's hair. There are kids who can be recruited to this. They believe it from their own lives. Others wouldn't touch Baylor. Somehow, I can't imagine one of the Connecticut stars at Baylor. Can't imagine Courtney getting along with Mulkey.