Tennessee launches 'Lady Vol Access' featuring Kim Caldwell and players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 6:22 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Tennessee Athletics released the inaugural episode of 'Lady Vol Access' on July 17, showcasing summer practices. The episode highlights Georgia transfer Zhen Craft, who expressed excitement about the team's culture and coaching under Kim Caldwell. Caldwell praised Craft and Fatmata Janneh for their leadership and contributions. Janneh, a Texas A&M transfer, provided behind-the-scenes insights, including her belief that teammate Kaylene Smikle will be a top contender for SEC Player of the Year. Caldwell was impressed by the team's dedication, stating it is unprecedented in her coaching career.
- •First episode aired on July 17.
- •Zhen Craft discussed her transition to Tennessee.
- •Caldwell expressed enthusiasm for Craft's leadership.
- •Fatmata Janneh showcased team spirit and potential.
- •Caldwell noted the team's high commitment to summer practices.
- 6:22 PMYahoo Sports — What we learned from first episode of 'Lady Vol Access' with Kim Caldwell
"Tennessee released "Lady Vol Access," which featured Zhen Craft and inside look at summer practices going into Kim Caldwell's third season.
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