The Lady Vols are on the road to play Texas in a ranked SEC road matchup. Here's what you need to know about Tennessee vs the Longhorns.

Lady Vols basketball coach Kim Caldwell could have her baby "any day now." Caldwell has navigated her first season as Tennessee women's basketball coach while pregnant, which she announced in September.

Then the woman who announced “Baby Caldwell” was on the way with a social media post Sept. 3 realized being the first-year coach of the historic Tennessee Lady Vols' women's basketball program allows her to help other working mothers not stress out or feel alone.

The mistakes that Lady Vols basketball works to correct in practice came out in the game against Vanderbilt, especially in the second quarter.

Lady Vols assistant coach Jenna Burdette met with the media in a midweek press conference instead of coach Kim Caldwell ahead of Tennessee vs. Texas.

As a private person from a small town, Kim Caldwell keeps her business to herself. So for months, she ducked and dodged questions about her first pregnancy.

Kim Mulkey gave Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell a gift before last week's game. Caldwell announced her pregnancy in September and is due "any day now."

If Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell has to miss a game due to the arrival of her baby, assistant Jenna Burdette said "it'll be a collective effort."

Lady Vols assistant Jenna Burdette said if coach Kim Caldwell misses a game due to the arrival of her first child, "it'll be a collective effort" from staff.