Holdsclaw and Parker represent the class of players who were coached by the legendary Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt
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Cheryl Reeve breaks WNBA all-time wins record
Reeve: ‘…To do it with people that you really, really care about, who will do anything for the team to be successful, great appreciation for them’
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Cheryl Reeve reflects on small moments that led to Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — It’s shaping up to be a historic week for Minnesota Lynx’s head coach and president of basketball operations Cheryl Reeve. The four-time WNBA Coach of the Year was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in a ceremony at The Tennessee Theater in Knoxville on Saturday night. In her next win, […]
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Kara Lawson’s return to Sacramento
Duke’s head coach made both her WNBA and broadcasting debut in the city.
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Vanderbilt’s women’s basketball program carries the dual legacies of Shea Ralph and Marsha Lake
The women’s game has changed because of ‘people like me,’ Lake says, but there’s still more to accomplish
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Despite dashed Olympic dreams, Jill Schneider’s legacy is golden
The coach behind the nation’s No. 1 recruit, Aaliyah Chavez
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WNBA legend Candace Parker announces retirement after 16-year career
People all around the WNBA heaped praise on the future Hall of Famer
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The SEC rests its laurels on defense, but is also a battleground for bias
Dawn Staley: ‘That’s the way I coach. I’m not changing’
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Tennessee’s reputation precedes the Lady Vols — and defines their March
Continuing the NCAA Tournament streak is great, but expectations are far higher than that in Knoxville
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Review: ‘Unapologetic’ shows Candace Parker at her most vulnerable on her journey to self-acceptance
Joie Jacoby’s film struggled balancing more memorable emotional scenes and set pieces alongside chronicling Candace Parker’s career
