Tennessee announced Lady Vol head coach Kim Caldwell would not be at the Texas matchup after giving birth to her newborn baby boy.

If Chaz Lanier isn’t going to shoot the basketball, Rick Barnes isn’t going to play him. That’s how simple and how direct the message was from the head coach to his star transfer Saturday night against Texas at the Moody Center in Austin.

Rick Barnes, the former Texas basketball coach, was impressed by the star freshman for the Longhorns after Tennessee held on for a road win Saturday.

Rick Barnes claims he has peppered parenting advice into Justin Caldwell for the past three months. Caldwell had a different claim when he came to Food City Center on Thursday for the first time since he and Lady Vols basketball coach Kim Caldwell welcomed their first child,

Rick Barnes immediately pulled the senior guard from the game at Texas not because of the errant pass. He was pulled for not shooting. "That play was designed for that shot," the Vols coach said. "I told him, I said, 'If you're not going to do what you're ...

Rick Barnes didn't exactly experience any Kevin Durant-like flashbacks when watching true freshman Tre Johnson carve up his elite defense. The winnin

The Vols guard had a brutal one against Georgia after having a hard one against Texas after having a rough one against Florida. "The best of the best I have seen go through some periods where they struggled to shoot," Vols coach Rick Barnes said.

Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell and Vols player development coordinator Justin Caldwell had a baby boy, Conor Scott Caldwell.

With No. 6 Tennessee coming to Neville Arena on Saturday, here's what coach Rick Barnes said about Auburn basketball, Bruce Pearl and the Tigers' place in a stacked SEC.

Tennessee basketball and Auburn have a top-10 matchup on Saturday at Neville Arena.

A Tennessee win would liekly drop Auburn into a first-place tie with Alabama, while putting the two-loss teams within a game of first place. An Auburn win would cement the Tigers

After picking up its first win over a ranked opponent in Missouri, can Texas basketball make an even bigger statement against the rival Aggies?