SAD NEWS: Tennessee Head Coach Kellie Harper receive a suspension update today…

SAD NEWS: Tennessee Head Coach Kellie Harper receive a suspension update today…

 

The Lady Vols are aware of where they stand in the NCAA Tournament.

In the Portland 4 Region of March Madness, Tennessee is ranked as the sixth seed.

To begin the tournament, the Lady Vols will take on Green Bay, ranked eleventh. The match will take place in Raleigh, North Carolina, and NC State, the #2 seed, will probably play the game on its home court in the second round.

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Two-seed Stanford and seven-seed Iowa State are probable Tennessee’s opponents if they advance to their third consecutive Sweet 16 appearance.

The top three seeds in its region are Utah (five), Gonzaga (four), and Texas (one).

It would be the program’s first Elite Eight since 2016. It would be the first Final Four since taking home the championship in 2008.

The female Vols.

Despite not finishing on a positive note, the Lady Vols had a great season finale. Just seconds separated Tennessee from defeating unbeaten and #1-ranked South Carolina before Kamilla Cardoso’s game-winning 3-pointer.

In spite of this, following a rocky start to the season, the Lady Vols appeared to start playing their finest basketball. They ultimately finished 10-6 in the SEC and 19-12 overall. This was good for a conference tie for fourth place.

Tennessee has victories in the SEC Tournament over Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Auburn, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt twice, and Alabama. But it also had losses against Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Florida State, Indiana, Notre Dame, Ohio State, MTSU, Alabama, LSU, and South Carolina (twice).

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