Lusia Harris, the first and only woman to be drafted ... She played alongside fellow pioneers Nancy Lieberman and Pat Summitt, who went by her maiden name Pat Head at the time.

By Richard Sandomir Lusia Harris, a powerful center who led the ... Her Olympic teammate Pat Summitt, who went on to a Hall of Fame career as the women’s basketball coach at the University ...

Lusia Harris, one of the most acclaimed female ... On a squad that included such stars as Nancy Lieberman, Ann Meyers and Pat Summitt (then known by her maiden name, Pat Head), Ms. Harris was ...

Groundbreaking basketball star Lusia ... Ann Meyers and Pat Head (Summit) -- that won the silver medal in the first Olympic women's basketball tournament in Montreal in 1976. Harris was ...

Lusia Harris was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1992 as the first Black woman to earn that honor. Doug Feinberg | The Associated Press Hall of Famer Lusia Harris was the first woman ...

This has to be a publicity stunt, Lusia ‘Lucy’ Harris-Stewart thought to herself ... Hall of Fame coach and longtime Tennessee Volunteers coach Pat Summitt wrote in her book, “Sum It ...

It’s a player that every Utah Jazz fan should know — Lusia Harris. Harris was a pioneer for women’s basketball. She won three consecutive national titles at Delta State University and was a ...

Center Lusia “Lucy” Harris ... a silver medal,” the late Pat Summit said in a 2005 documentary. The legendary Tennessee coach, a member of that team, called Harris the “anchor” of ...

Summitt won eight NCAA championships at the University of Tennessee. — -- Pat Summitt, the legendary University of Tennessee women's basketball coach, died today in Tennessee, the Pat Summitt ...

“Coach Summitt was my mentor and the reason why I’ve been coaching basketball the last 17 years in high school,” Harris said. “Every time I’m coaching, Pat Summitt is in the huddle with me.

When Johnnie Harris and Auburn’s women’s basketball ... of legendary University of Tennessee women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt, who led the Lady Vols to eight national championships ...