The No. 20-ranked Tennessee Lady Volunteers played against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in their latest conference game of the 2025-26 NCAA season and won 90-80.

Lady Vols basketball has a turnover problem, and Kim Caldwell and her staff are getting creative in practice to try to solve it.

Two Tennessee women's basketball players were named to the 2025-26 John R. Wooden Award, presented by Principal, Women's Top 25 Midseason Watch List. Janiah Barker and Talaysia Cooper were named to the list, announced Wednesday by the Los Angeles Athletic Club.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The No. 20 Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball team starts SEC play 3-0 with a 90-80 win over Mississippi State on Thursday night inside Humphrey Coliseum. Related Coverage: Lady Volunteers bump up three spots in AP Poll after 2-0 start in SEC play

Lady Vols basketball will have Alyssa Latham back from injury, but Kaniya Boyd was listed as out for Tennessee's road matchup with Mississippi State.

Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell has to hide her son in the office when he goes to practices because of a story from Pat Summitt's former player.

Lady Vols basketball crushed Auburn in its first SEC road game on Jan. 4, led by Janiah Barker and Talaysia Cooper.

After starting SEC play 2-0, Tennessee moves up three spots in the AP Poll to No. 20. The Lady Vols will travel to Mississippi State for their next game on Thursday. #LadyVols 📸 : Tennessee Athletics pic.twitter.com/u0lZKemEpi

Freshman Mia Pauldo led the Lady Vols with 26 points in a win over Mississippi State for the Lady Vols' third straight win to open SEC play.