After Grambling’s season ending 68-58 loss to Texas Southern Wednesday in the SWAC Women’s Basketball Tournament, head coach Pat Bibbs didn’t mince words in expressing displeasure with her team’s 9th place regular season finish in the SWAC.
Bibbs, a graduate of Grambling, vowed that her alma mater would not finish the season in 9th place next year. She added – with a vivacious tone – she wants her school back on top.
Here is a portion of the Coach Bibbs press conference.
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