Coach Kim Caldwell talked about the start to the Lady Vols basketball season at Tennessee's local media day.

Kaiya Wynn suffered a "heartbreaking" season-ending injury. Here's how she, and her absence on the court, impacts Lady Vols basketball

Just a week remains until the world gets to see Kim Caldwell's system in play for Lady Vol basketball, as Tennessee is hosting Carson Newman for an exhibition game on Thursday, Oct. 31.

Kim Caldwell enters her first season as the Lady Vols' basketball head coach for the 2024-25 campaign. Tennessee will tipoff its regular-season versus Samford on Nov. 5 at Food City Center. The season opening contest is slated for 6:30 p.

"I spent a really long time, I think maybe the first three months of my pregnancy, being really worried about it," the Lady Volunteers coach said Wednesday at the Southeastern Conference's media day for women's basketball. "You have to give it to God. God gave us this blessing for a reason. He's got it. I don't have a lot of power over it.

Kim Caldwell received two rounds of huge news this year: getting the job as coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols and finding out that she's pregnant. Caldwell announced on social media Sept. 3 that “Baby Caldwell” was on the way.

Lady Vols basketball hosted its annual media day to preview Kim Caldwell's first season in Knoxville on Wednesday. Tennessee will take the court for an exhibition against Carson-Newman on Oct. 31 (6:30 p.