The Lady Vols of Tennessee are one of the perennial powerhouses in women's college basketball. From humble beginnings in the late 1960s, when players on the court sometimes outnumbered spectators in the stands, to the recent string of national championships, there are lots of golden moments retold in this book. There are stories on Holly Warlick, aka the "Secretary of Defense"; the "Cornfed Chicks," who led the Lady Vols to their first national championship; and of course, Pat Summitt, the indomitable coach who has been at the helm for more than twenty-five years.
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Relive Classic Moments in Lady Volunteers History!
Thrilling victories, crushing defeats, comical mishaps, and colorful coaches, players, and fans-these are the legendary moments and larger-than-life personalities that have made the Tennessee Lady Volunteers a college hoops favorite.
In Hoop Tales: Tennessee Lady Volunteers, veteran journalist Randy Moore shares his favorite memories of this beloved team. Together you'll relive the highs and lows and become reacquainted with some of the team's all-time greatest heroes and legends including:
" Nancy Lay, Joan Cronan, and Margaret Hutson-pioneers in the early days of Lady Vols basketball
" The "Corn-fed Chicks" and UT's first national title in 1987
" Pat Summitt, the indomitable Lady Vols coach for more than twenty-five years
" Chamique Holdsclaw, perhaps the greatest Lady Vols basketball player of all time
Thrilling victories, crushing defeats, comical mishaps, and colorful coaches, players, and fans-these are the legendary moments and larger-than-life personalities that have made the Tennessee Lady Volunteers a college hoops favorite.
In Hoop Tales: Tennessee Lady Volunteers, veteran journalist Randy Moore shares his favorite memories of this beloved team. Together you'll relive the highs and lows and become reacquainted with some of the team's all-time greatest heroes and legends including:
" Nancy Lay, Joan Cronan, and Margaret Hutson-pioneers in the early days of Lady Vols basketball
" The "Corn-fed Chicks" and UT's first national title in 1987
" Pat Summitt, the indomitable Lady Vols coach for more than twenty-five years
" Chamique Holdsclaw, perhaps the greatest Lady Vols basketball player of all time
About the Author
Randy Moore is the editor of Rocky Top News, a specialty publication devoted to University of Tennessee sports. He has been a professional sportswriter and editor for three decades and a Tennessee Volunteers fan since the 1960s.
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