General Manager of the Indiana Fever. In explaining her decision, she stated, "I wouldn't come back to another franchise. This would be the only place that I would consider coming out of retirement for." Dunn was named the permanent General Manager on January 20, 2023. USA Basketball In 1990, Dunn was the assistant coach for the USA National team at the World Championships in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The team, behind the 22 point per game scoring of Teresa Edwards, won all eight contests, with only the win over Cuba decided by single digits. The USA team faced Yugoslavia in the gold medal game, and won 88–78. In 1995, Dunn served as the head coach to the R. William Jones Cup Team. The competition was held in Taipei, Taiwan. The USA team won its first six games, but four of the six were won by single-digit margins. Their seventh game was against Russia, and they fell 100–84. The final game was against South Korea, and a victory would assure the gold medal, but the South Korean team won 80–76 to win the gold medal. The USA team won the bronze medal. Head coaching record College Professional |- | align="left" |POR | align="left" |1996–97 |18||9||9|||| align="center" |4th in West|| || || || | |- | align="left" |POR | align="left" |1997–98 |44||27||17|||| align="center" |1st in West||2 ||0 ||2 || | align="center" |Lost Western Conference Semi-Finals |- | align="left" |POR | align="left" |1998 |13||9||4|||| align="center" |Season cancelled|| || || || | |- | align="left" |SEA | align="left" |2000 |32||6||26|||| align="center" |8th in West|| || || || | |- | align="left" |SEA | align="left" |2001 |32||10||22|||| align="center" |8th in West|| || || || | |- | align="left" |SEA | align="left" |2002 |32||17||15|||| align="center" |4th in West||2 ||0 ||2 || | align="center" |Lost Western Conference Semi-Finals |- | align="left" |IND | align="left" |2008 |34||17||17|||| align="center" |4th in East||3 ||1 ||2 || | align="center" |Lost Eastern Conference Semi-Finals |- | align="left" |IND | align="left" |2009 | 34|| 22|| 12|||| align="center" |1st in East||10 ||6 ||4 || | align="center" |Lost WNBA Finals |- | align="left" |IND | align="left" |2010 | 34 || 21|| 13|||| align="center" |3rd in East||3 ||1 ||2 || | align="center" |Lost Eastern Conference Semi-Finals |- | align="left" |IND | align="left" |2011 | 34 || 21|| 13|||| align="center" |1st in East||6 ||3 ||3 || | align="center" |Lost Eastern Conference Finals |- ! style="background:#FDE910;" | align="left" |IND