In a remarkable development from Louisiana State University, head football coach Brian Kelly has made a strong statement regarding the observance of the national anthem at sporting events. This announcement comes in the wake of an incident involving the LSU women’s basketball team, who were not present for the anthem before their Elite Eight game against Iowa.
Kelly, leading the football program into its third season, has firmly stated his commitment to ensuring his team stands in respect for “The Star-Spangled Banner” at every game. This pledge underscores a traditional value of patriotism and respect for the nation and those who serve it.
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The situation came to light when LSU’s women’s basketball coach, Kim Mulkey, revealed that her team inadvertently missed the anthem before their crucial game. Mulkey explained that the team follows a specific pre-game routine, which unfortunately led to their absence during the anthem’s playing in Albany, New York. She emphasized, “Honestly, I don’t even know when the anthem was played,” highlighting the unintentional nature of the oversight.
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