WATCH: Kim Mulkey shares former LSU star Angel Reese's latest photoshoot for Reebok

Although Angel Reese is no longer playing for LSU, coach Kim Mulkey's appreciation for the forward continues. The former LSU Tigers player revealed her signature collection with Reebok on Thursday and Mulkey shared the promo video on her Instagram Story.

Kim Mulkey is re-sharing Angel Reese promotion video (Credit: Instagram/@coachkimmulkey)

Set to be launched on August 23, the "Reebok by Angel" collection is reported to include three footwears and seven apparel pieces.

Here is the Angel Reese x Reebok promo:

After two seasons with the Maryland Terrapins, Angel Reese transferred to LSU, where she won the national championship in her first year. During her time with the Tigers, Reese averaged 20.9 points, 14.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.9 steals.

Angel Reese gave props to Kim Mulkey for preparing her for WNBA

After four years in college, Angel Reese declared for the 2024 WNBA draft, where she was picked No. 7 by the Chicago Sky. She is already dominating the WNBA with her record-breaking performances. In an interview with CBS Sports, Reese credited coach Kim Mulkey for her quick transition into the WNBA's playing style.

"Kim Mulkey kind of prepared me for this moment," Reese said. "At LSU, our practice was like four hours. We were ready, we were working. I thought training was going to be harder. I think I was really prepared. I didn't have any WNBA surprises yet."

Leaving LSU was a tough decision for Reese, but Mulkey's support helped her make the move.

"It was tough for me to leave LSU, but she talked to (Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon) and she trusted T-Spoon with me. She knows it's the same," Reese said.

"I'm just happy Mulkey loves me (and) supports me. I want people to realize Kim Mulkey loves you off the court too and she'll support you no matter what. She is like a mother to me."

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Kim Mulkey and the LSU Tigers enjoy off-time in Europe

Kim Mulkey and her staff, along with the Tigers players, took a small break. The group has been on a study-abroad trip to Greece and Croatia since July 29.

"It has been a great experience for our team," Mulkey said. "They are learning about different cultures and how people live in a different part of the world."

This trip includes class credit and the players will gain a deeper understanding of the history of Greece and Croatia, along with a perspective on the sports and social dynamics in the countries.