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The Lady Vols will begin with an Oct. 27 exhibition against Florida A&M, then open the regular season on Nov. 2, before a schedule that tests depth and versatility under head coach Kim Caldwell.
The University of Tennessee Lady Vols have released their complete 2026‑27 basketball schedule, featuring a mix of buy games, high‑profile road trips and a demanding SEC calendar.
The Southeastern Conference has released its 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting Tennessee's 16‑game slate that includes eight contests against ranked teams and a season that begins with a road test at Texas A&M before a home opener against Ole Miss.
The University of Connecticut will host Tennessee on December 12 in the first game of a new two‑season series, marking the earliest meeting in a rivalry that spans three decades. The matchup arrives amid coaching concerns over scheduling and a sweeping roster transition for Tennessee.
The University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program is set to restart its storied rivalry with the Tennessee Volunteers, beginning with a home‑and‑home series that opens on December 12, 2024. It will be the earliest meeting between the two schools in the history of the matchup, and the Huskies enter the series with an 18‑10 edge in all‑time meetings.
The University of Tennessee Lady Vols have announced a challenging nonconference slate for 2026‑27, featuring nine home games, four road trips, a neutral‑site showdown and contests against four NCAA tournament teams, including powerhouses UCLA, UConn and Virginia Tech.
Tennessee will open the season with exhibition games, travel to face UConn in December, host UCLA in November, and meet Kentucky twice, while other SEC foes appear once each.
Coach Kim Caldwell revealed the 2026 non‑conference schedule, highlighting exhibitions, ranked foes and a neutral‑site game in Nashville
After a whirlwind recruitment process that spanned continents, Fatmata Janneh chose the University of Tennessee, drawn by Coach Kim Caldwell’s transparent leadership and alignment of coaching philosophies
Fifteen new players, including thirteen transfers, are set to reshape the University of Tennessee women's basketball roster. Coach Kim Caldwell highlights rapid integration and a clear game plan, while Kaylene Smikle and Jada Eads shed light on individual motivations and the team's efficiency heading into the November season.
The upcoming women's basketball season sees the Lady Volunteers fielding fifteen new players, including thirteen transfers, all eager to prove themselves under a unified game plan.
Jada Eads, a former Seton Hall guard who suffered an ACL tear, has transferred to Tennessee to continue her basketball career, bringing experience and a commitment to rebuild the Lady Vols program.
Head coach Kim Caldwell describes an unusually tight bond among 15 newly assembled players, a chemistry she believes will be the foundation for a deep NCAA Tournament run.
Transfer forward Kaylene Smikle discusses her recovery from a knee injury, her expectations for the upcoming season, and the legacy she brings from Rutgers and Maryland.
A look at the new roster, key transfers and the vision shaping the Lady Vols' summer preparations.
Laine Lyles, a 15‑year‑old guard from Indiana, spent a weekend in Knoxville meeting Coach Kim Caldwell and the Lady Vols staff, while the program eyes a future class that currently has no pledges.
The Lady Vols are entering a pivotal summer, with 13 transfers, two freshmen, and new assistants Bill Ferrara and Isoken Uzamere joining head coach Kim Caldwell as she prepares for her third year.
The Lady Vols achieved a 3.285 GPA, securing the WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor for the second consecutive season, with 12 players named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
A torn ACL and meniscus will sideline Lady Vols star Avery Mills for the 2026-27 season, forcing the program to lean on veteran depth and rethink its shooting strategy.
The Eastern Michigan University women's basketball team received a WBCA Academic Top‑25 Special Mention for the 2025‑26 season, reflecting a 3.585 cumulative GPA and multiple player recognitions.
After multiple arrests in Georgia, former Tennessee Lady Vols player Lazaria “Zee” Spearman was drafted by the Dallas Wings, released shortly after, and now competes for Savannah Steel in the Upshot League while the university’s basketball program undergoes significant change.
A detailed look at the legal challenges faced by Zee Spearman, her plea agreements, and the ongoing implications for her career in the Upshot League and beyond.
A former Tennessee Lady Vols basketball player was taken into custody in Georgia after a high‑speed chase, revealing a series of alcohol‑related charges and a prior internal handling by coaching staff.
After being dismissed by Tennessee in April, Roman Tubner has signaled his move to the Louisville women's basketball staff, where he will work alongside former teammate Deniya Prawl and a newly assembled coaching cadre.