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Kim Mulkey called a planned story by award-winning Washington Post reporter Kent Babb "a hit piece" and threatened legal action if it's published. Babb confirmed he is working on a profile of Mulkey, but he and the Post declined further comment.
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“Pardon the Interruption” co-host and former Washington Post columnist Tony Kornheiser defended his former employer against LSU coach Kim Mulkey.
As the college sports world awaits a bombshell story in the Washington Post on LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey, former WaPo columnist Tony Kornheiser is coming powerfully to the outlet’s defense. On Monday’s episode of Pardon the Interruption, Kornheiser explained his issues with Mulkey and his belief that the Post‘s story will hold water. “Kim Mulkey
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