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After key players left, WVU women's basketball coach Mark Kellogg used spreadsheets and swift decisions to assemble a ten‑player roster, blending experienced transfers with fresh talent.
West Virginia University’s women’s basketball program faced a sudden roster overhaul this offseason. Head coach Mark Kellogg navigated a chaotic 18‑day recruitment sprint, signing a freshman and nine transfers, including former Pitt standouts Divine Tumba and Nylah Wilson, while expressing confidence in the new group’s potential.
West Virginia’s women’s basketball coach Mark Kellogg navigated a whirlwind of transfers, spreadsheets and signings to rebuild his squad ahead of the upcoming season.
Four-star prospect Rush Williams, a Texas native, announced his excitement after receiving a scholarship offer from the University of Tennessee, highlighting the impact of his father’s professional career.
Jakobe Thomas, a 2026 third‑round draft pick safety for the Minnesota Vikings, spent a day mentoring young athletes at the Sports International youth football camp at the University of St. Thomas, sharing reflections on his early career, fan support in Minnesota, and his goals for the upcoming season.
In his first media availability, transfer center Miles Rubin outlined his vision for Tennessee’s front court, his chemistry with teammate Dai Dai Ames, and the team’s ambition to contend for a national championship.
The recent induction ceremony in Knoxville highlighted the achievements of Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne and other legends, underscoring the sport’s expanding legacy.
The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Knoxville honored Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne and a roster of trailblazers whose contributions have shaped the sport.
The University of Tennessee has released its full slate of opponents for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, highlighting traditional SEC rivals, a marquee stint at the Players Era Festival and a home‑and‑home series with Big Ten powerhouses.
Candace Parker’s induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates a journey marked by NCAA titles, WNBA championships, Olympic gold, and a relentless advocacy for women’s basketball.
In a heartfelt speech at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, Candace Parker paid homage to her former coach Pat Summitt, recalling the profound influence she had on and off the court.
On Saturday night in Knoxville, Candace Parker was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, where she paid tribute to her former coach Pat Summitt, recalling the lasting impact of their partnership and the milestones they achieved together.
Up to four former University of Northern Colorado players could join the Las Vegas Summer League, joining NBA rookie Dalton Knecht and other prospects.
Sam McKeown, a top‑ranked 2027 long snapper, commits to Tennessee after a standout training regimen and visits, drawing praise from coaches and interest from several powerhouse programs.
The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame honored a roster of legends in Knoxville, celebrating achievements that span college dominance, professional excellence and coaching mastery.
Under Coach Ryan Odom, the Cavaliers have scheduled a demanding non‑conference slate, featuring Villanova, UConn, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Maryland. Each opponent offers a chance for a signature win and a revival of long‑standing rivalries.
The upcoming ceremony will celebrate a generation of trailblazers whose impact reshaped the game, from Olympic gold medalists to championship coaches.
Four-time WNBA champion Candace Parker headlines a star-studded induction class into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, alongside Elena Delle Donne, Amaya Valdemoro, Isabelle Fijalkowski, and coaching icons Cheryl Reeve and Kim Muhl, with media figure Doris Burke and administrator Barbara Kennedy‑Dixon also being celebrated.
The upcoming ceremony in Knoxville will celebrate a generation of trailblazers whose impact reshaped the sport.
The 2026 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Knoxville celebrated a constellation of pioneers whose on‑court dominance and off‑court influence have left an indelible mark on the sport.
The recent ceremony in Knoxville honored a group of pioneering players and coaches whose contributions have reshaped the landscape of women's basketball.
The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Knoxville will recognize a distinguished class that includes Olympic champion Candace Parker, three‑time WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne, and influential coaches and administrators who have shaped the sport.
Michigan loses top safety and receiver to SEC rivals, but adds linebacker Frederrick Ford, while pursuing other cornerbacks and expanding wide‑receiver targets for the 2026 season.
The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame honored a new class of inductees, highlighting historic achievements and lasting impact on the game.