Tennessee was also on the table ... Duke hired Lawson as its new women's basketball head coach. A day 39-year-old Kara Lawson shared in her introductory press conference "is a dream come true ...

Former Lady Vols basketball player Kara Lawson called on the University of Tennessee to examine the lack of diversity in its athletics department leadership on Friday. Lawson, a member of the ...

Kara Lawson will remain a member of the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, Board Chairman John Compton said during Tuesday’s meeting, following Lawson’s hire last month as the Duke ...

That said, these are the names we’re tracking during this coaching search: The former Lady Vol will be one of Tennessee’s first calls and Lawson feels like both the obvious and the smart move.

Duke has named Boston Celtics assistant Kara Lawson as its new women’s basketball coach. The 2003 Tennessee alum won a WNBA title during her 13-year pro career and was also a member of the 2008 ...

Tennessee women's basketball is one of the most storied programs in the sport, the house that the late, great coaching legend Pat Summitt built and one of the marquee destinations for any coach.

Duke coach Kara Lawson announced Monday that she hired former Kentucky coach Kyra Elzy, her former teammate, as an assistant coach. Lawson and Elzy played for Tennessee legendary coach Pat Summitt ...

Duke’s Kara Lawson had her own decorated playing ... miss a shot while showing us something,” Jackson said. Lawson played at Tennessee under legendary head coach Pat Summitt.

Kara Lawson spent only one season with the Boston ... Lawson was still a broadcaster following a successful playing career for Tennessee and Pat Summit before more than a decade in the WNBA.

Head coach Kara Lawson walked into her ACC Tipoff media ... was a target for the newly-vacant coaching job at her alma mater Tennessee — things have settled down. Now, every player but one ...

Kara Lawson had quite a career of her own. The 44-year-old coach played for Summitt at Tennessee from 1999-03 before becoming the No. 5 overall pick in the 2003 WNBA Draft by the Detroit Shock ...