Why Alyssa Latham is final puzzle piece of Lady Vols basketball's success

TUSCALOOSA, AL — Mia Pauldo was caught in the paint and had to put a shot up, hoping to draw contact and the foul. The shot missed, but Alyssa Latham was there and somehow saved the loose ball from going out of bounds, throwing it to Deniya Prawl, who hit her jumper to give Lady Vols basketball a four-point lead late in the game. It was a play that could go unnoticed, but it was a game-changing effort. No. 20 Tennessee had led by 10 points late in the third, but Alabama went (17-3, 3-3 SEC) on a 13-2 run to take a one-point lead three minutes into the fourth quarter. Latham's...