Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell returned to coaching for the Volunteers' game Monday night, one week after she gave birth to her first child.

Kim Caldwell, the women's basketball coach for the University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers, returned to work Monday, one week after giving birth to her first child.

Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell coached against the No. 1 ranked South Carollina Gamecocks just one week after giving birth and being under the weather with the flu.

Tennessee basketball coach Kim Caldwell is back on the job one week after giving birth. Caldwell — the women’s basketball head coach at the University of Tennessee — returned to the sidelines on Monday, Jan. 27, exactly one week after she gave birth to her very first child.

One week after giving birth to her first child, Kim Caldwell plans to coach the University of Tennessee women’s basketball team Monday night in its SEC showdown with South Carolina, the defending NCAA champion.

Seven days after giving birth to a son, Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell returned to the sideline to coach her Volunteers against South Carolina on Monday night. Although Tennessee fell 70-63 in the matchup, fans were astonished with how strong Caldwell is to already return to work and be that dedicated to her team.

Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell returned to the sideline a week after giving birth to a son and was greeted with a standing ovation from a crowd of more than 12,000

Lady Vols coach Kim Caldwell was back on the court a week after giving birth, and South Carolina's Dawn Staley said "other women should honor them."