Despite missing time with the LSU squad, Angel Reese continues to live her life.
She avoided visiting the Cayman Islands.
Angel Reese, a women’s college basketball player for SU, missed her third and fourth games in a row because she did not travel with the team to the Cayman Islands.
Reese showed selflessness in Baton Rouge by helping the homeless community on Thanksgiving while her teammates were playing overseas.
The 21-year-old, a First Team All-American the year before, has been the subject of confusion regarding her absence. There has been conjecture that she may have been suspended, but Coach Kim Mulkey has refused to disclose specifics.
There are signs of conflict, such as a teammate’s mother making claims about Reese’s GPA. Mulkey’s apparent displeasure with Reese’s concentration and performance is thought to be the cause of the suspension.
Despite the uncertainty, Reese remains part of the team and was present in the gym over the weekend.
In a positive turn, Reese spent part of Thanksgiving Day packing food for a homeless shelter in Baton Rouge, showcasing her commitment to giving back.
Despite the challenges, Reese shared a TikTok video, suggesting resilient spirits amid this difficult period in her life.
On her Instagram Story, Reese had posted a message of encouragement along with a sketch from a fan. The fan acknowledged that they were Reese’s biggest fan and stated that they hoped she would return to the games.
In response, Reese expressed gratitude for the gift and said, “I love my neighbours.”
LSU coach Kim Mulkey has refused to speak with media directly about the reason behind Reese’s exclusion from the starting lineup.
Reese started the season off strong, averaging a double-double with 17 points and 10.3 rebounds per game, despite the controversy.
