Victorious Baylor Lady Bears coach declines Trump's White House job offer as he accepts a jersey from her that shows off the team's 'beautiful arms', before feeding them the now traditional fast food feast
- President Donald Trump jokingly offered the Baylor University female basketball team's head coach a job at the White House
- 'Would you like to work at the White House, by any chance?' Trump asked Kim Mulkey after reading from her resume
- She quickly said no as the team laughed
- The Baylor Lady Bears were at he White House for the traditional visit following their NCAA championship win
- They also gifted the president a Baylor national champions cap, signed basketball and female jersey with Trump's name on it
- Trump tried on the cap, even though he said it would mess up his hair, and said he liked the jersey top's sleeves: 'I love those short sleeves, such beautiful arms'
- The men's basketball team at University of Virginia won the NCAA championship and over the weekend declined the president's invite to the White House
- The team was served Chick Fil A, Wendy’s & McDonalds
Baylor University's female basketball coach Kim Mulkey declined President Donald Trump's playful job offer on Monday.
Trump read aloud from Mulkey's resume before offering her a job at the White House. The team was visiting the White House after winning the 2019 NCAA Division I women’s basketball championship earlier this month, with a 81-76 victory over Notre Dame.
'I just read that through, I heard great things when I read it and I felt we should let people know because that's incredible, seven and 20 to the national championship. Great job,' Trump said in the Oval Office. 'Would you like to work at the White House, by any chance?'
'No,' she quickly shot back as the rest of the team laughed.
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'Would you like to work at the White House, by any chance?' Trump asked Baylor's Lady Bear's head coach Kim Mulkey. The team visited the White House after winning the NCAA basketball championship
The team gave Trump a hat, female jersey and basketball signed by the championship team members. Trump said he preferred female jersey tops, 'I love those short sleeves, such beautiful arms. Great definition'
As a reward for winning the 2019 NCAA women's basketball tournament, the Baylor Lady Bears were served up a variety of fast food at the White House Monday
On the menu: Chick Fil A, Wendy’s & McDonalds. Whoppers are seen above
'We'll take you. We need the help,' Trump said. 'Our Vice President, Mike Pence; you know him, everybody?'
'We met him, thank you.' Mulkey said.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association female basketball championship team met with the president at the White House Monday afternoon.
The Baylor Lady Bears presented the president with a 'Trump 1' basketball uniform top, a cap and a signed basketball.
Trump said, 'I'll mess up my hair but that's OK,' and put on the hat.
'I love those short sleeves, such beautiful arms. Great definition,' Trump jested when he was given the female jersey.
Trump put on the cap, even though he said it would 'mess up my hair'
Trump fixed his hair after trying on the national champions hat
The team gathered around the president in the Oval Office while Trump recognized them while he was seated at the resolute desk
'The moment everyone's been waiting for!' Team members shared snaps of the fast food spread to social media
The team members and coach gathered around the resolute desk behind a seated Trump.
'It's my great honor to welcome to the White House the 2019 NCAA women's basketball national champions, the Baylor Lady Bears,' Trump said.
'And I watched that last game and that was a tough, rough game with Notre Dame. To coach Kim Mulkey, I want to just congratulate you and the entire team.'
After meeting the President in the Oval Office the women were treated to a feast of Chick Fil A, Wendy’s & McDonalds.
University of Virginia's men's basketball coach declined the invite to the white house.
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The UVA Cavaliers won the NCAA championship, and Tony Bennett said the team would not be making the traditional trip to the White House following their win.
'We have received inquiries about a visit to the White House,' Bennett said in a statement posted to Twitter over the weekend. 'With several players either pursuing pro opportunities or moving on from UVA, it would be difficult, if not impossible to get everyone back together. We would have to respectfully decline an invitation.'
When Dailymail.com asked senior White House officials about UVA men's basketball declining the invite, they said they had no comment on the matter.
