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Tennessee’s Summitt Joins Exclusive 700-Win Club

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Associated Press

With flowers from her team and a kiss from her son, Tyler, Pat Summitt celebrated a victory for the 700th time in her coaching career.

Semeka Randall’s 19 points led five Lady Vols (5-1) in double figures as No. 3-ranked Tennessee beat No. 25 Wisconsin, 85-62, Sunday, before 11,861 at Madison, Wis., giving Summitt her 700th career victory.

The 47-year-old coach became the youngest in college basketball to accomplish the feat and just the second woman to do so.

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Summitt joined 16 men’s coaches and Texas’ Jody Conradt, who got her 730th career victory Saturday, in the 700-win club.

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