In a year of great success for many Tennessee Vols sports, Kim Caldwell stood out for what she did with Lady Vols basketball ...

Lady Vols basketball coach Kim Caldwell will make $1 million annually with contract extension she signed after her first ...

Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell was rewarded with a reworked contract earlier this year, raising her annual base pay to $1 ...

Tennessee started the year off on a 13-game winning streak, immediately showing proof-of-concept that Caldwell’s fast-paced and pressing style could be successful at the Power 4 level.

Tennessee's 24 wins is the second-most wins by a first-year Lady Vols head coach behind Holly Warlick's 27 in 2012-13. Caldwell's career record now stands at 241-41 through nine seasons as a head ...

Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell has agreed to a one-year contract extension that will take her through the 2029-30 season, the school announced Monday. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

According to ESPN’s Andrea Adelson, Tennessee and head coach Kim Caldwell have agreed to a contract extension. Caldwell will be in Knoxville for an additional five years through the 2029-2030 ...

Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell in the final minutes of the loss to Texas in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA college basketball tournament on Saturday, March 29, 2025, in Birmingham, ...

Caldwell, 36, gave birth to baby boy Conor Scott Caldwell on Jan. 20. It was the first child for her and husband, Justin, who is the player development coordinator for Tennessee men's basketball.

Caldwell, 36, grew up when Tennessee and UConn ruled women’s college basketball. Summitt and Geno Auriemma — their intensity and their rivalry — broke through the noise to make those epic ...

Caldwell, 36, gave birth to baby boy Conor Scott Caldwell on Jan. 20. It was the first child for her and husband, Justin, who is the player development coordinator for Tennessee men's basketball.

Caldwell, 36, gave birth to baby boy Conor Scott Caldwell on Jan. 20. It was the first child for her and husband, Justin, who is the player development coordinator for Tennessee men's basketball.