Tennessee Mourns Loss Of An Icon

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Pat Summitt, legendary Lady Vol basketball coach, mentor and mother-figure to her players; a revered ambassador for her university and state; a trailblazer for women; and a role model for people all over the world passed away Tuesday, June 28, in Knoxville at the age of 64. Born Patricia Sue Head on June…MORE

Statement from Butch Jones on the Passing of Pat Summitt

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Pat Summitt. I had the privilege of spending time with Pat during my first year at Tennessee, and those are conversations I will cherish forever. When you think of all the great coaches in all sports, Pat Summitt is at the top of that list. “As a…MORE

Pat Summitt Passes Away at 64

Lady Vols Head Coach Emeritus Pat Summitt, 64, passed away Tuesday morning from complications of Early Onset Dementia, Alzheimer’s Type. Summitt’s son, Tyler Summitt, released a statement Tuesday morning regarding her passing. “It is with tremendous sadness that I announce the passing of my mother, Patricia Sue Head Summitt. She died peacefully this morning at…MORE

[WATCH] Janelle Monae Prince Tribute At BET Awards

Janelle Monae let it all hang out during her Prince Tribute including her “cheeks.” Her performance included “Delirious,” “Kiss,” “Pop Life” and “I Would Die 4 U.” Janelle certainly brought the energy necessary to pull off those songs.MORE

[WATCH] Jesse Williams’ Powerful Speech At The BET Awards

Jesse Williams did not hold back during his speech Sunday night at the BET Awards. Most of us have been quoting, “Just because we’re magic doesn’t mean we’re not real,” but the speech was much more than that. Peace peace. Thank you, Debra. Thank you, BET. Thank you Nate Parker, Harry and Debbie Allen for…MORE

Sheila E’s Prince Tribute At BET Awards

There were a few performances contributed to the “Prince Celebration” during the BET Awards, but none brought down the house quite like Sheila E’s. Jerome even came out. MORE

Simone Biles First To Win Four Straight National Championships In 42 Years | Team USA

ST. LOUIS — Simone Biles’ cruised through the U.S. championships this weekend on her express ticket to Rio de Janeiro. The three-time defending U.S. all-around gymnastics champion easily won a fourth on Sunday. Her score of 125 points outpaced second-place Aly Raisman by 3.9 points. Laurie Hernandez, Gabby Douglas and Madison Kocian rounded out the…MORE

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