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LSU Walks Off the Court During the National Anthem But Then…

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LSU Women’s Basketball Team skipped the National Anthem and got their butt whipped with the entire stadium rooting against them. Is America back?

It appeared to be a cringe-worthy Woke moment by LSU. They apparently don’t care about the United States or the people who died for their country.

Coach Kim Mulkey said her team didn’t intentionally leave the floor before the United States National Anthem was played. “Honestly, I don’t even know when the anthem was played. We kind of have a routine [for leaving the court at a certain time].”

People online aren’t buying it.

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark destroyed LSU and dropped a 40 on them.

Iowa v. LSU pregame:

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14 COMMENTS

  1. Maybe they will remember the ass whoopin they got and be respectful the next time the National Anthem is played.

  2. A piece of work just like the speaker Mike Johnson. I don’t necessarily care for LSU but this is beyond the pale after experiencing so much devastation with hurricanes in recent years. You would think that they would be more humble and thankful.

  3. I wish I knew if that comment made it? It doesn’t appear and I had to hit post comment at least seven times!!! You people told me you fixed this.

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      For example, this post required me to change my ip address in order to be accepted. Trying again…

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        this post is requiring several tries. Different ip addresses.

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