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.

Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell's driving force in basketball was her father, Scott Stephens, who was her assistant at Glenville State for four seasons

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."

Linda Stephens, mom of Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell, talks about her daughter coaching with her dad, Scott Stephens, at Glenville State.

Kim Caldwell is now set to give birth any day now with her due date a little over a week away. Tennessee women’s basketball head coach Kim Caldwell is expecting big changes in her life within the next few days.

Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell said her team needs to take accountability to fix the problems that cost Tennessee the game in one-point loss to Oklahoma.