"LA Times Reporter Apologizes for Sexist Column About LSU Players"

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LA Times reporter Ben Bolch apologized for a column that described LSU women's basketball players in a derogatory manner, prompting LSU coach Kim Mulkey to condemn the column as sexist. Bolch acknowledged his mistake in using offensive language and inappropriate metaphors, expressing regret for his choice of words. The column was later revised and republished with a note acknowledging that it did not meet editorial standards. Mulkey, addressing the issue, emphasized the need to combat sexism and protect young athletes from unfair attacks.
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