Chamique Holdsclaw calls for revival of Lady Vols basketball program
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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Chamique Holdsclaw addressed the state of the Tennessee Lady Vols basketball program during her Hall of Fame induction on August 15. She highlighted the team's recent struggles, including a record low winning percentage of 16-14 last season, and a roster rebuilt after all returning players entered the transfer portal. Holdsclaw emphasized the need for consistency and a clear leadership structure within the team. She contrasted the Lady Vols' decline with the sustained success of UConn under coach Geno Auriemma, suggesting that Tennessee's program needs to establish a strong system to attract and unify talent moving forward.
- •Holdsclaw led the Lady Vols to three national championships from 1995-99.
- •The team struggled last season, ending with an eight-game losing streak.
- •All eight returners left the program, prompting a full roster rebuild.
- •Holdsclaw cited UConn's consistent success under Auriemma as a model for Tennessee.
- •She hopes coach Kim Caldwell will help turn the program around this season.
- 7:19 PMYahoo Sports — Why Chamique Holdsclaw says Lady Vols basketball must 'get it back' to be winners
"Lady Vols basketball legend Chamique Holdsclaw was asked for her thoughts on the state of the Tennessee program and said, "We got to get it back."
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