
Louisville Secures Transfer Forward Amiya Joyner in Boost for 2026-27 Season
Amiya Joyner, a former LSU standout, has committed to Louisville, a move facilitated by a legal ruling that clears her NCAA eligibility.
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Amiya Joyner, a former LSU standout, has committed to Louisville, a move facilitated by a legal ruling that clears her NCAA eligibility.

The university announced the appointments as part of an ongoing effort to elevate the program under head coach Jeff Walz, highlighting each candidate's recent achievements.

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.
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.

Louisville welcomes former Tennessee assistant Roman Tubner to its women's basketball staff, joining a group of recent hires that includes Joanna Bernabei‑McNamee, Mike Bradbury and Gina Cerezuela, as the program seeks to strengthen its competitive edge.

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.
Roman Tubner, who was dismissed from Tennessee in April, is set to bolster the Louisville women's basketball staff, reuniting with former teammate Deniya Prawl and adding depth to head coach Kim Caldwell's roster.
The Cardinals announce three new assistants, signaling a strategic reshuffle aimed at boosting performance in the upcoming season.

University of Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell announced the hiring of Bill Ferrara and Isoken Uzamere to the Lady Vols basketball coaching staff, replacing Gabe Lazo and Roman Tubner. Uzamere’s first media appearance highlighted her recruiting focus and rapport with players, earning high praise from Caldwell. The additions join a core group of assistants that has been together throughout Caldwell’s tenure, signaling a strategic push to strengthen the program’s future.

Kim Caldwell appointed Denise Jilka as executive director of basketball operations, tapping a decade‑plus insider to lead logistics, academics and travel, while new assistants and a video strategist join the roster.

The University of Tennessee’s women’s basketball program welcomes Bill Ferrara and Isoken Uzamere, who discuss their offensive philosophies, the influence of Pat Summitt, and the excitement surrounding new player Naomi White.