# Lin Dunn
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lin dunn (born May 10, 1947) is an American women's basketball coach, currently a special assistant to the head coach with Kentucky. She is most known for being the first coach and general manager for the Seattle Storm. She has more than 500 wins to her name.
Lexie Hull on how she found her shot, guiding Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever future | WNBA Podcast
For Lexie Hull, entering the 2024 season meant a Year 3 to finally prove herself as the player Lin Dunn and the Indiana Fever believed in when they drafted her back in 2022. To say she managed to do this is an understatement, with Hull hitting 47.1% of her threes, pushing into the starting lineup, …
The IHSAA Insider - Celebrating 50 Years of Girls High School Basketball - Lin Dunn
In today's episode, Jane speaks with Lin Dunn of Purdue University and The Indiana Fever!
Celebrating 50 years of Indiana High School Girls Basketball at the IHSAA. We will talk with players, coaches and officials, who have impacted the evolution of the game in our state. In 49 other states, it's …
"Here comes the Caitlin Clark WNBA Draft Lottery, with Fever GM Lin Dunn"
Indiana Fever general manager Lin Dunn joins the podcast to talk about the Fever's outlook heading into the WNBA Draft lottery. Dunn shares some stories from draft lotteries past, when she had the opportunity to select Lauren Jackson and Sue Bird in back-to-back seasons, as well as some insight on …
Hall of Fame WNBA Coach and Indiana Fever Advisor, Lin Dunn
Join us as we chat with Hall of Fame coach, WNBA Champion, and proud Chi Omega Sister Lin Dunn, Xi Zeta | UT Martin!
A legendary leader in women’s basketball, Lin shares her inspiring journey—from Chapter President and collegiate athlete to coaching the Indiana Fever to their first-ever WNBA Cham…
Inside the WNBA Boom with Hall of Famer Lin Dunn
Lin Dunn is a women’s basketball Hall of Fame coach with over 55 years of experience in collegiate and professional sports. She has served as a coach, GM, and advisor across multiple institutions and WNBA teams, including Austin Peay, Ole Miss, Miami, Purdue, the Seattle Storm, and the Indiana Feve…
Celebrating Indiana Basketball Heritage as Indianapolis Hosts Its Ninth Final Four
Indiana basketball history takes center stage in this special edition of Business & Beyond, featuring conversations with some of the most influential names in Hoosier hoops. Indiana Pacers co-owner Steve Simon reflects on growing up in Indianapolis, helping keep the franchise from leaving in the ea…
Daily Coach TV Episode 1: Core Values
Coaches Carol Hutchins, Marc Trestman, Jay Martin, Lin Dunn, and Josh Chambers shared the values that hold their programs together, how they teach those values, and how those values show up in everyday culture.
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Daily Coach TV Episode 2 Preview: Finding Leaders
Free Preview: Leaders Desireé Reed-Francois, Jim Mora, Michael Lombardi, Lin Dunn, and Josh Chambers shared what leadership looks like on their teams and how they evaluate leadership skills in others.
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Daily Coach TV Episode 3 Preview: Building vs. Sustaining
Free Preview: Coaches Paul Assaiante and Dr. Cecile Reynaud joined Lin Dunn and Josh Chambers to discuss how building trust with individual players creates the foundation for accountability, and how they adjust their messages after wins and losses, emphasizing that the timing of a lesson can be jus…
56 Years, One Rule: Adapt or Die - Lin Dunn, Women's Hall of Fame Basketball Coach
Fifty-six years in one profession will teach you two things: how to win and how to adapt. Lin Dunn has done both. And she'll tell you the second one is what makes the first one possible.
Dunn founded women's athletics at Austin Peay in 1970, led Purdue to a Final Four, became the first head coach a…
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