No. 19 Tennessee holds off No. 5 UConn, snapping the Huskies 11-game winning streak 80-76. This win marks the first time the Lady Volunteers have beaten Geno Auriemma's squad since 2007 after losing the past four matchups with the Huskies.

UConn women's basketball assistant coach Jamelle Elliott coached Tennessee assistant Angel Rizor at Cincinnati.

The UConn women’s basketball team begins a new chapter of its historic rivalry with Tennessee against Kim Caldwell’s Lady Vols in Knoxville.

UConn women's basketball returns to Knoxville Thursday night to kick off a new series with its longtime foe Tennessee. Here's what you need to know.

Since the turn of the year, Tennessee had lost five games by a combined 15 points. Four of those losses came against top-10 teams as the Lady Vols sought their first marquee victory in the Kim Caldwell era.

No. 19 Tennessee women's basketball team upset No. 5 UConn, 80-76, on Thursday. It was the school's first win over UConn since 2007.

Zee Spearman scored 18 points, including a basket with 12 seconds left, to lead No. 19 Tennessee to an 80-76 win over No. 5 UConn on Thursday night. The Lady Volunteers (17-5) led 78-76 when Jewel Spear found Spearman for the basket.

Just 18 days after giving birth to her son Conor and in the first win for No. 19 Tennessee in this epic rivalry since 2007, first-year coach Kim Caldwell’s Lady Vols took down No. 5 UConn at home, 80-76.

Following her first win vs. the Huskies as head coach, Kim Caldwell describes why the Volunteers outworking UConn and the fan base both played a big role in their 80-76 victory.