Tamari Key has played her last game for Lady Vols basketball. The redshirt senior announced on social media Tuesday that she will forgo her final year of eligibility, granted because of the COVID-19 season, and end her college career. Her decision comes a day after Tennessee fired Kellie Harper, whose first season as coach was Key’s freshman year. The…
Tamari Key, the all-time blocks leader for the Tennessee Lady Vols, has announced her decision to end her college basketball career and not use her COVID year of eligibility for a sixth season with the team[1][2][5]. Key made the announcement on social media, expressing gratitude for the opportunities and relationships basketball had given her, and…
**BREAKING NEWS** **Olivia Cochran Announces Resignation from Key Executive Position** In a surprising turn of events, Olivia Cochran, the esteemed executive who has been a driving force behind several significant initiatives, has announced her resignation from her position as [mention the position if available]. Cochran’s decision to step down comes as a shock to many…
Louisville women’s basketball guard Jayda Curry had just picked off a Notre Dame pass and was headed down the court for a transition layup three minutes into the second quarter of an ACC Tournament quarterfinal Friday in Greensboro, North Carolina. Curry’s miss was the story of the fifth-seeded Cardinals’ day. Between an inability to make shots…
It was closer than Louisville would have liked, but the Cardinals did manage to win their first game of the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament over Boston College. One of the key reasons why Louisville was able to survive and advance comes down to the play of Olivia Cochran. Cochran was key in Louisville’s defensive effort at the end of…
It’s the biggest roster turnover yet for University of Louisville women’s basketball coach Jeff Walz. After finishing 26-12 and advancing into the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Tournament for a fifth straight season – the most of any program in the country – the Cardinals roster is going to look a whole lot different moving forward….
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – It’s a noon Sunday basketball game, against a North Carolina A&T team that came in with a 3-3 record. The Louisville women’s team, ranked No. 22 nationally, had played a fantastic half of basketball, building a 34-point second quarter lead before leading by 33 at the break. Louisville coach Jeff Walz…
At No. 22 in the nation, the Louisville women’s basketball team, the Cardinals are doing surprisingly well, especially considering they lost their star player Hailey Van Lith. Ranked higher than most league experts expected, Louisville is third in the highly competitive ACC standings. Without a nationally recognizable player like Van Lith, Caitlin Clark, or JuJu Watkins,…
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A week after adding one of the top guards available in the transfer portal, Louisville women’s basketball coach Jeff Walz has brought in some frontcourt assistance in 6-foot-3-inch forward Hennie van Schaik from Cal State Bakersfield. LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Head coach Jeff Walz has announced the addition of transfer forward Hennie van Schaik…
READ MORE….. Pictures have been circulating on social media of the conditions at the NCAA Women’s Tournament in San Antonio. Specifically, the conditions of the weight rooms for teams. There were no weights or cardio machines for athletes to maintain their physical ability to compete in the highest level of women’s college basketball. There were…