Tennessee Lady Volunteers Secures Monumental Partnership with PlayStation to Become the First Team Featured on the Cover of the Highly Anticipated 2026 Volunteers Video Game
In a groundbreaking move, the Tennessee Lady Volunteers have secured a monumental partnership with PlayStation, cementing their legacy as the gold standard in University of Tennessee athletics. This historic deal makes the Lady Vols the first team to be featured on the cover of the highly anticipated 2026 Volunteers video game.
The partnership is a testament to the Lady Vols’ rich history of excellence and their commitment to innovation. With this deal, the Lady Vols will not only be showcased on the cover of the game but will also have a significant presence throughout the game’s content.
“We are thrilled to partner with PlayStation and be a part of this exciting project,” said Lady Vols Head Coach Kim Caldwell. “This is a tremendous opportunity for our program to reach new heights and showcase our brand of basketball to a global audience.”
The 2026 Volunteers video game is expected to be a highly realistic and immersive experience, featuring authentic teams, players, and stadiums. The game will allow players to experience the thrill of competing in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the NCAA Tournament.
The Lady Vols’ partnership with PlayStation is also expected to have a significant impact on the university’s athletic program as a whole. The deal is expected to generate significant revenue for the university, which will be used to support the athletic program and provide resources for student-athletes.
“This partnership is a game-changer for our athletic program,” said University of Tennessee Athletic Director Danny White. “We are committed to providing our student-athletes with the best possible resources and support, and this deal will help us achieve that goal.”
The Tennessee Lady Volunteers have a rich history of success, having won eight NCAA Division I titles, including back-to-back championships in 2007 and 2008 ¹. The team has also produced some of the greatest players in women’s college basketball history, including Candace Parker, who was the first overall pick in the 2006 WNBA draft.
The partnership with PlayStation is just the latest example of the Lady Vols’ commitment to excellence and innovation. With this deal, the Lady Vols will continue to be a leader in women’s college basketball and a source of pride for the University of Tennessee.
As the release date for the 2026 Volunteers video game approaches, fans of the Lady Vols and college basketball enthusiasts alike will be eagerly anticipating the opportunity to experience the thrill of competing with the Lady Vols. With this historic partnership, the Lady Vols will continue to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of college athletics.
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