151; -- Pat Summitt, the legendary University of Tennessee ... She and her three older brothers learned to play basketball using a hoop her father put up in the hay barn. "When you grow up on ...

Pat Summitt said no. She wasn’t interested ... The woman who grew up playing basketball in a Tennessee barn loft against her brothers, and started coaching only a couple years after Title ...

After playing at UT Martin ... only person to have two courts used by NCAA Division I basketball teams named in her honor: "Pat Head Summitt Court" at the University of Tennessee-Martin, and ...

"Pat Summitt took women's basketball and by herself ... Pat learned early on that everyone should be treated the same. When she would play basketball against her older brothers in the family ...

Pat Summitt, then Pat Head ... Out of the blue, Summitt called her. “Jennifer, I think you’re the best player in Tennessee,” Summitt said in a conversation detailed by White’s sister ...

Lost among Mary Lou Retton, Greg Louganis, Carl Lewis and Michael Jordan at the 1984 Olympics were the stars of the first gold medal-winning U.S. women’s basketball team. “Everybody on that ...

After playing at UT Martin ... Summitt is the only person to have two courts used by NCAA Division I basketball teams named in her honor: “Pat Head Summitt Court” at the University of Tennessee-Martin ...

Former University of Tennessee college basketball coach Pat Summitt has died ... the doors for a lot of players that wanted to play basketball," Summitt said. "We didn't have to go play with ...

Pat Summitt, the winningest coach in Division ... Peter Jennings in 2005.She and her three older brothers learned to play basketball using a hoop her father put up in the hay barn." ...

UT-Martin also named its basketball court the Pat Head Summitt Court for the former star player. University at Albany women’s basketball head coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee released the following ...

Current Lady Vols Coach Holly Warlick credited Summitt with playing a “very ... s never been anyone better than Pat Summitt.” This is a sad day in the basketball community.