Congratulations to The Lady Vols Basketball and Softball Graduates

[NO SIR EEE]

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (3)
Keyen Green, Agricultural Leadership, Education, & Communications (Master's)
Kasiyahna Kushkituah, Communication & Information (Master's)
Jaiden McCoy, Communication Studies

SOFTBALL (4)
Amanda Ayala, Kinesiology
Ashley Morgan, Accounting
Treasuary Poindexter, Recreation & Sport Management
Chelsea Seggern, Kinesiology

 

[Border Vol]

Congrats to you for your hard work to raise the Tennessee women's basketball program back to the great heights of the past

 

[Volfan2012]

 

[Lucy]

Great kids!! They continue to honor what it means to be a Lady Vol!

 

[stlvolsfan]

I’m not crying, you’re crying.

 

[Ladyvol777]

Congratulations, always so proud of these young lady’s. As always go Lady Vol’s.

 

[vettefool]

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (3)
Keyen Green, Agricultural Leadership, Education, & Communications (Master's)
Kasiyahna Kushkituah, Communication & Information (Master's)
Jaiden McCoy, Communication Studies

SOFTBALL (4)
Amanda Ayala, Kinesiology
Ashley Morgan, Accounting
Treasuary Poindexter, Recreation & Sport Management
Chelsea Seggern, Kinesiology

What about the ladies who played on the volleyball, swimming, rowing, tennis, and golf teams?

 

[LadyVols_WBK]

 

[LadyVols_WBK]

 

[EZE]

When I reflect on how much my degrees completely changed the trajectory of my life, it makes me incredibly happy to see any young person (but especially these athletes who devote so much time to their sports) graduate with a degree of their own. I hope it sets all of them on a path to great success in every aspect of their lives.

I also am very proud of the standard Coach Summitt set with respect to graduating her players and to see the tradition continue at UT. If a coach isn’t encouraging their players to graduate, then the coach doesn’t truly care much about the players.

 

[Rickster]

When I reflect on how much my degrees completely changed the trajectory of my life, it makes me incredibly happy to see any young person (but especially these athletes who devote so much time to their sports) graduate with a degree of their own. I hope it sets all of them on a path to great success in every aspect of their lives.

I also am very proud of the standard Coach Summitt set with respect to graduating her players and to see the tradition continue at UT. If a coach isn’t encouraging their players to graduate, then the coach doesn’t truly care much about the players.

Graduating players meant a lot to Pat because she understood the power of a degree.