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Kyra Elzy out as head coach of Kentucky women's basketball. National search underway. - Vimarsana News

Kyra Elzy out as head coach of Kentucky women's basketball. National search underway.

Former UK and Tennessee assistant and associate head coach Kyra Elzy has been fired after four seasons as head coach of the Wildcats.

Source: aol.com
'What I came here to do.' One of UK's most influential athletes leading despite setback. - Vimarsana News

'What I came here to do.' One of UK's most influential athletes leading despite setback.

Nyah Leveretter’s impact reaches far beyond the Kentucky women’s basketball program. How much she can contribute on the court next season remains in question.

Source: aol.com
Jackson's 34 points spark Tennessee past Kentucky, 80-71 - Vimarsana News

Jackson's 34 points spark Tennessee past Kentucky, 80-71

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Rickea Jackson set a single-game Southeastern Conference tournament record with a season-high 34 points as Tennessee held off Kentucky 80-71 in a quarterfinal round game Friday night.

Source: apnews.com
UK Women come up short against Tennessee, fall 80-71 in SEC quarterfinals - Vimarsana News

UK Women come up short against Tennessee, fall 80-71 in SEC quarterfinals

Tennessee's Rickea Jackson set a single-game Southeastern Conference tournament record with a season-high 34 points as the Lady Vols held off Kentucky 80-71 in a quarterfinal round game Friday night.

Source: wuky.org
UK making magic again in SEC tourney. See how the defending champs pulled another upset. - Vimarsana News

UK making magic again in SEC tourney. See how the defending champs pulled another upset.

Kentucky women’s basketball knocks off No. 6 seed Alabama to become lowest seed ever to reach quarterfinals.

Source: aol.com