Redus Leaves LSU for Rutgers, Mulkey Wishes Him Well

0:00On March 11th, LSU Women's Basketball Assistant Coach Gary Reedus II is heading out just before the Tigers NCAA Tournament run. He accepted the head coaching job or rucker Scarlett Knights over the weekend, leaving Kim Mokey's staff in Baton Rouge. Mokey addressed the move quickly on the radio, saying timing like this happens in sports, and she supports Redis chasing his big opportunity at a young age. She called him an energizer bunny and recruiting and told him to build his new staff right away. Redis spent four seasons at LSU, helping land the number one recruiting class in both the 2023 and 2025 cycles, plus top, local talent. His work developing players made him one of college basketball's fastest rising assistants. Now a record in the Big Ten, Redis steps into a program needing a boost, with ties to their athletic director and university president from his, Baton Rouge Days. He lacks head coaching experience, but brings elite recruiting skills. LSU pushes forward into the tournament without him, while Redis gets a fresh start to turn

1:04ruckus around on the recruiting trail.