Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Head coach at Purdue University, going 57-11 over two seasons (1997-1999)
Led Purdue to the NCAA Elite Eight in her first season as head coach (1998)
2x Big Ten Tournament Champion (1998, 1999)
Big Ten regular season champion (1999)
Led Purdue to a 34-1 record and the NCAA National Championship, the first by a Big Ten program (1999)
Became the first Black head coach to win an NCAA women's basketball national championship, and at 33, the youngest coach to win a Division I women's title (1999)
Named Naismith, AP, WBCA, and USBWA National Coach of the Year (1999)
Head coach and general manager of the WNBA's Orlando Miracle in the franchise's inaugural seasons (1999-2001)
Joined ESPN as a basketball analyst (2001)
Head coach at the University of Florida (2002-2007)
Returned to ESPN as an analyst covering men's and women's college basketball, the NBA, and the WNBA (2007)
WBCA Mel Greenberg Media Award (2025)