Fifth-year Tennessee guard Kaiya Wynn leaves program after Senior Night 'breaking point'
By Isabel Gonzalez
Published on March 4, 2026.
Veteran Tennessee guard Kaiya Wynn is leaving the program ahead of the postseason, citing Senior Night as her "breaking point". She has played 103 games for Tennessee in her career but only played nine this season. Despite being asked to check in with 15 seconds left, she declined to play in the last 15 seconds of the game due to Tennessee's sixth consecutive loss. Coach Kim Caldwell acknowledged Wynn's decision but emphasized the need to focus on the upcoming SEC tournament.
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