TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Southeastern ConferenceD1-FBSwinter

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Kim Caldwell has methodically built Tennessee's women's basketball program into a Southeastern Conference contender during her tenure at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, where the Volunteers operate in front of increasingly engaged crowds at the Food City Center. Through 24 games, Tennessee maintains a 16-8 overall record fueled by a dominant 9-2 home advantage, though a 7-6 away record signals ongoing road reliability issues. With 77.1 points per game against 65.8 allowed, the Volunteers demonstrate balanced offensive execution while maintaining defensive discipline—a formula that has delivered a 7-2 conference record positioning them competitively within the SEC.

Operating with a lean 13-player roster on a campus of 40,784 students, Caldwell's program demands efficient depth management and player development rather than numerical advantages. Tennessee's 11-point scoring margin at home contrasts sharply with their inconsistent away performances, presenting the coaching staff clear areas for adjustment as conference play intensifies. The Volunteers' winter season trajectory suggests they're building toward March relevance rather than entering SEC competition as an established favorite, making their trajectory one worth monitoring through February and postseason consideration.

KEY FACTS

SchoolUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville
SportWomen's Basketball
ConferenceSoutheastern Conference
DivisionD1-FBS
LocationKnoxville, Tennessee
VenueFood City Center
Head CoachKim Caldwell

ROSTER (2025-26)

#NamePos
0Janiah BarkerF
4Kaniya BoydG
15Jaida CivilG
55Talaysia CooperG
7Lauren HurstG
33Alyssa LathamF
13Mia PauldoG
12Mya PauldoG
25Deniya PrawlG
1Nya RobertsonG
11Zee SpearmanF
8Jersey WolfenbargerF
5Kaiya WynnG

SEASON RECORD

16-14

Overall

9-5

Home

7-9

Away

7-6

Conference

76.4 PPG / 69.6 Opp PPG

SCHEDULE (2025-26)

DateOpponentResult
Nov 4NC State WolfpackL 77-80
Nov 7East Tennessee State BucsW 97-47
Nov 9UT Martin SkyhawksW 72-61
Nov 14Belmont BruinsW 68-58
Nov 21Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersW 85-41
Nov 23Coppin State EaglesW 88-35
Nov 30UCLA BruinsL 77-99
Dec 4Stanford CardinalW 65-62
Dec 14Winthrop EaglesW 112-40
Dec 20Louisville CardinalsL 65-89
Dec 22Southern Indiana Screaming EaglesW 89-44
Jan 1Florida GatorsW 76-65
Jan 4Auburn TigersW 73-56
Jan 9Mississippi State BulldogsW 90-80
Jan 11Arkansas RazorbacksW 85-50
Jan 18Alabama Crimson TideW 70-59
Jan 22Kentucky WildcatsW 60-58
Jan 26Ole Miss Rebels--
Jan 29Mississippi State BulldogsL 62-77
Feb 1UConn HuskiesL 66-96
Feb 5Georgia Lady BulldogsW 82-77
Feb 8South Carolina GamecocksL 50-93
Feb 12Missouri TigersW 98-53
Feb 15Texas LonghornsL 63-65
Feb 18Ole Miss RebelsL 81-94
Feb 19Texas A&M AggiesL 74-82
Feb 22Oklahoma SoonersL 93-100
Feb 26LSU TigersL 73-89
Mar 1Vanderbilt CommodoresL 77-87
Mar 6Alabama Crimson TideL 64-76
Mar 21NC State WolfpackL 61-76

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What conference does Tennessee Women's Basketball compete in?
Tennessee Volunteers Women's Basketball competes in the Southeastern Conference conference at the NCAA D1-FBS level.
Where does Tennessee play women's basketball home games?
Tennessee Women's Basketball plays home games at Food City Center in Knoxville, TN.
Who is the head coach of Tennessee Women's Basketball?
The head coach of Tennessee Volunteers Women's Basketball is Kim Caldwell.
When was Tennessee Women's Basketball program established?
The establishment date for Tennessee Women's Basketball is not currently available.