For 38 seasons, Pat Summitt oversaw the Lady Vols program and turned it into a national force. With a 1,098-208 record, she retired as one of the greatest coaches in history, having won eight national championships.

For 38 seasons, Pat Summitt oversaw the Lady Vols program and turned it into a national force. With a 1,098-208 record, she retired as one of the greatest coaches in history, having won eight national championships….. See more ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Pat Summitt Retires After 38 Seasons, Leaving Behind a Legacy of Excellence

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — After 38 seasons at the helm of the Tennessee Lady Volunteers, legendary head coach Pat Summitt has retired, capping off one of the most storied careers in college basketball history. Summitt, who turned the Lady Vols into a perennial powerhouse, leaves the game with an astounding career record of 1,098 wins and 208 losses.

During her tenure, Summitt guided the Lady Vols to eight national championships, cementing her status as one of the greatest coaches the sport has ever seen. Her fierce competitiveness, relentless work ethic, and commitment to excellence transformed the program into a national force and inspired generations of players and coaches alike.

Summitt’s legacy extends far beyond the court, as she was widely respected not only for her coaching success but also for her role as a mentor, leader, and trailblazer.