Lady Vols dismiss player Ruby Whitehorn after legal issues
Originally Published 2 months ago — by On3
Lady Vols head coach Kim Caldwell has dismissed player Ruby Whitehorn, indicating a coaching change or team roster update.
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Lady Vols Shatter NCAA 3-Point Record in Historic Victory
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
The Tennessee Lady Vols set a new NCAA Division I record for most 3-pointers in a game, making 30 in their 139-59 victory over North Carolina Central. This achievement surpasses both men's and women's previous records of 28. Under new coach Kim Caldwell, the Lady Vols remain undefeated at 8-0, showcasing an aggressive style with frequent 3-point attempts. Samara Spencer led the team with nine 3-pointers, setting an individual program record. The Lady Vols also set a school record for points in a game and achieved their fourth-largest margin of victory.
Lady Vols Triumph in Kim Caldwell's Debut with Relentless Press
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Kim Caldwell, a surprise hire as head coach for the Tennessee Lady Vols, aims to restore the team's championship legacy with her fast-paced, high-pressure style of play. Despite skepticism due to her unconventional background and lack of ties to Tennessee, Caldwell's success at Division II and her innovative approach have impressed Tennessee's athletic director, Danny White. Caldwell's coaching philosophy emphasizes relentless effort and team chemistry, and she is determined to prove her worth by leading the Lady Vols back to national prominence.
"Kim Caldwell: The Lady Vols' Next Great Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Knoxville News Sentinel
Tennessee's athletic director, Danny White, sought a coach with the potential to lead the Lady Vols back to national championship contention, and he may have found that in Kim Caldwell. Caldwell, who boasts an impressive coaching record, including a Division II national championship, has been hired with high expectations and a contract clause that would make her the highest-paid coach in women's basketball if she wins a national championship. White believes Caldwell's coaching style and success at Marshall will attract elite talent to Tennessee, and he is confident in her ability to elevate the program.
"Kim Caldwell Aims to Lead Tennessee Lady Vols to Hardest-Playing Team Status"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
New Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell aims to make the Lady Vols the "hardest-playing" team in the country, expressing confidence in her ability to bring the program back to the top. Athletic director Danny White emphasized the thoroughness of the coaching search, which led to Caldwell's hiring despite her limited Division I coaching experience. Caldwell, known for her full-court-press style, is tasked with addressing recruiting challenges and reviving the program's success in the competitive SEC. She acknowledges the program's storied history and aims to honor it while striving for excellence.
"Kim Caldwell Takes the Reins as Lady Vols Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Kim Caldwell embraces the high expectations as the new women's basketball coach at Tennessee, expressing readiness to lead the program to championships and acknowledging the challenge of following in the footsteps of legendary coach Pat Summitt. Athletic director Danny White has included a clause in Caldwell's contract that would make her the highest-paid coach in women's college basketball if she wins a national title. Despite some initial skepticism, Caldwell's successful coaching record at Marshall and in Division II demonstrates her potential to revive the Lady Vols' program.
"Tennessee's New Coach Kim Caldwell Promises Unwavering Style and High Expectations"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by West Virginia MetroNews
Kim Caldwell, the new head coach of the Tennessee women's basketball team, emphasized that she plans to maintain her high-pressure, uptempo style of play that has brought her success at previous coaching positions. Caldwell aims to restore Tennessee's program to national prominence and expressed gratitude for the opportunity. She acknowledges the legacy of legendary coach Pat Summitt and hopes to honor it while striving to make the program and its fans proud.
"Kim Caldwell Takes the Reins: Revitalizing the Lady Vols Basketball Program"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Knoxville News Sentinel
Kim Caldwell, the new head coach of the Lady Vols basketball team, expressed her deep understanding of the program's legacy and her commitment to upholding its standards during her introductory press conference. Athletic director Danny White emphasized the thoroughness of the coaching search and the goal of returning the team to national prominence. Caldwell, who previously coached at Marshall, replaces Kellie Harper and aims to continue the program's success, acknowledging the influence of legendary coach Pat Summitt.
"Kim Caldwell's Move to Tennessee: A Game-Changing Hire for Lady Vols"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Rocky Top Insider
Tennessee Athletic Director Danny White's decision to hire Kim Caldwell, a relatively inexperienced coach with a strong track record at the Division II level, as the new head coach for the Lady Vols basketball program is a bold and risky move. Caldwell's success at Glenville State and Marshall, along with her fast-paced playing style, has raised hopes for the program's future, but questions remain about her ability to recruit top talent and replicate her winning ways at a storied program like the Lady Vols.
"Tennessee's Bold Move: Kim Caldwell Named Women's Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
Tennessee hires Kim Caldwell, former Marshall head coach, as the new women's basketball coach to lead the program back to national prominence after a successful season at Marshall and previous coaching success at Glenville State. Caldwell replaces Kellie Harper and aims to build upon the Lady Vol tradition while implementing her winning formula of fast-paced offense and pressure defense.
"Kim Caldwell Signs $3.75 Million Deal to Lead Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Knoxville News Sentinel
Kim Caldwell has agreed to a five-year contract worth $3.75 million to become the Lady Vols basketball coach, making her the seventh highest-paid coach in the SEC. The deal includes a clause that would make her the highest-paid coach in Division I women's basketball if she leads Tennessee to a national title. Her buyout is set at 100% of her remaining base pay if she is fired without cause before March 31, 2025, and 50% thereafter. Caldwell replaces Kellie Harper, who was fired after failing to achieve significant success at Tennessee.
"Tennessee Names Kim Caldwell as New Women's Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Kim Caldwell, who led Marshall to an NCAA tournament appearance in her first season, has been hired as the new head coach for the Tennessee Lady Vols basketball program, replacing Kellie Harper. Caldwell's successful coaching career includes a national championship at Division II Glenville State. Her hiring marks a shift in Tennessee's coaching philosophy, as she brings a winning formula and a track record of success to lead the Lady Vols back to a championship level.
"Marshall's Kim Caldwell Chosen as Tennessee's New Lady Vols Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by University of Tennessee Athletics
Kim Caldwell, the 2024 Spalding Maggie Dixon NCAA Division I Rookie Coach of the Year, has been selected as the new head coach for the University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball program. With a successful coaching record at both NCAA Division I and II levels, Caldwell aims to restore the program to national prominence with her fast-paced, high-octane offense and pressure defense. She becomes the fourth head coach in the NCAA era of women's basketball at Tennessee and is eager to build upon the program's historic tradition.
"Marshall's Kim Caldwell Named Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball Coach"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Tennessee hires Kim Caldwell, former Marshall coach, as the new head coach for the Lady Vols, marking the first time since Pat Summitt's departure in 2012 that the program has looked outside its own family for a coach. Caldwell, known for her successful coaching stints at Marshall and Division II Glenville State, is tasked with reviving the Lady Vols' basketball program and returning it to national prominence, following the recent firing of Kellie Harper. Tennessee's athletics director, Danny White, expressed confidence in Caldwell's ability to implement a winning formula and lead the team back to a championship level, despite her limited experience at the Division I level.