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David Robinson, Pat Summitt and Teresa Edwards headline the 2013 FIBA Hall of Fame class.

Dozens of competing countries will not be as well-represented as the University of Georgia will be at the upcoming Olympics in London. Not only will 26 former, current and future Bulldogs represent 12 different countries in London, but diving coac...

Former Georgia All-American and two-time Olympic gold medalist Katrina McClain was announced Monday as one of this year's 12 inductees into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. "It was very sweet," McClain told TV interviewer Jim Nantz f...

Olympic rower Jason Read was selected as the flag bearer for Team USA for the opening ceremony for the Pan Am Games, set to begin Friday in Guadalajara, Mexico. "I've been fortunate as an athlete to achieve a great deal, but this is something enti...

The Shock as an organization still have a lot to figure out once the season ends. But after snapping their WNBA-record 20-game losing streak, at least they will go into that important period for the franchise with a reminder of how it feels to win.

Recognized for his basketball talents, Dennis Rodman instead talked about his personal shortcomings.

Tulsa Shock coach and five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards will serve as chief of mission for the 2012 U.S. Olympic team in London.

Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer and retired star guard Teresa Edwards share a love of basketball. And their careers now lead them into the Basketball Hall.

Fifteen years ago, Tara VanDerveer and Teresa Edwards led the United States to gold in the Atlanta Olympics, taking women's basketball to higher levels and paving the way for unprecedented growth. So it's only fitting they enter the Naismith Hall of Fame together.

Teresa Edwards is a retired women's basketball player who is considered one of the greatest female athletes of all-time. Edwards won five Olympic medals during her international basketball career, including four golds....

Former NBA player Tracy Murray is joining Teresa Edwards' coaching staff with the WNBA's Tulsa Shock.

Penny Taylor scored 16 of her 18 points in the first half as the Phoenix Mercury built a big halftime lead and routed Tulsa 102-63 on Sunday in Teresa Edwards' debut as interim coach.

When Teresa Edwards joined the Tulsa Shock during the offseason, she was hired the Director of Player Personnel. She only joined the staff as an assistant coach after a little nudging from head coach and general manager Nolan Richardson.

Teresa Edwards says she loves challenges. She might be facing the biggest one of her career now, taking over the Shock on an interim basis after the Nolan Richardson WNBA experiment came to a merciful end Friday.

Nolan Richardson resigned as coach and general manager of the WNBA-worst Tulsa Shock and will be replaced on an interim basis by Teresa Edwards.

Four-time Olympic gold medal basketball player Teresa Edwards will serve as the U.S. Olympic Committee's chief of mission for the 2012 Games, taking a spot vacated by Peter Vidmar.