Cokie Chelsea

[Rexy]

Retired. Announcement on texassports.com.

 

[BabHorn]

tough decision.

Thanks to those two young ladies for all they did for the University. Hopefully, they will enjoy full health as they move forward.

 

[jusme828]

Damn. Well, I kept wondering if this would happen with Chelsea. Hasn't she had 4 (maybe 5) concussions?

I wish them good health and a bright future. Good luck ladies, and thank you both!

 

[TXSNOS]

So sorry to hear this, but I wish them all the best.

 

[Moooooo]

Wish them the best.

What's the latest on Ronisha, Kala, and Anne Marie?

 

[texexted]

I posted Cokie's retirement a few days ago. Another key player was talked into staying. Onward.

 

[jusme828]

Have to wonder if it was Chassidy. She looks so unhappy.

 

[UTExinPDX]

Best of luck ladies. Thanks for all your hard work with the basketball team.

 

[Moooooo]

Has anyone seen Ronisha on the bench during the games?

I looked at some Christmas photos of the team on TexasSports.com, and she wasn't in any of them.

 

[Rexy]

No, she hasn't been on the bench for quite some time.

 

[Moooooo]

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[BBV_Horn]

Which is the reason we lost to Tech...They had 4 Senior starters, we had 4 Freshmen and 1 Sophomore...I expect we will be doing much better next year, this is a transition year...sad, disappointing, but true!

 

[texexted]

BBV I hope you're right. It just seems like Texas uses rebuilding and youth as an excuse every year, along with injuries. It's not just women's basketball. Football too. Football can't and won't use that excuse next year -- truly it's put up or shut up on the field

Maybe it's me but it felt like throughout Coach G's entire tenure, we were either a year or two away or had too many injuries. Now -- here we go again.

Some coaches/programs just produce year in, year out, with no excuses. Baylor is that program today (in women's basketball). No matter what Mulkey has to work with, she's gonna win. Period. She's the best coach in the country and admire not only her coaching style but the product she produces.