BRENTWOOD, TENN. – With the 2025-26 season on the horizon, the Tennessee State women's basketball team enters the new campaign looking to build momentum under head coach Candice Dupree. The Ohio Valley Conference released its annual preseason poll this week, and the Lady Tigers will look to outperform expectations after being picked eighth by league coaches and communications directors.
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