Tennessee Basketball Strengthens Offense with Transfer of Guard Dai Dai Ames
Tennessee basketball adds Cal guard Dai Dai Ames from transfer portal
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Tennessee basketball has bolstered its offense by adding guard Dai Dai Ames from the transfer portal. Ames, who previously played at the University of California, averaged 16.9 points per game last season. He joins Belmont graduate transfer Tyler Lundblade as the Vols' first offseason acquisitions.
- 01Dai Dai Ames confirmed his transfer to Tennessee basketball on April 11.
- 02Ames averaged 16.9 points, 2.2 assists, and 2.0 rebounds last season at the University of California.
- 03He is a three-time transfer, having previously played at Kansas State and Virginia.
- 04Tennessee coach Rick Barnes emphasized the need for more offensive strength after a recent loss.
- 05Ames joins Belmont graduate transfer Tyler Lundblade as the first offseason additions for the Vols.
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Tennessee basketball has made a significant move to enhance its offensive capabilities by acquiring guard Dai Dai Ames from the transfer portal, as confirmed by Ames via an Instagram post on April 11. The 6-foot-2 guard previously played for the University of California, where he had a standout season, averaging 16.9 points, 2.2 assists, and 2.0 rebounds. Ames is a three-time transfer, having started his collegiate career at Kansas State, then moving to Virginia before landing at California. His addition comes alongside Tyler Lundblade, a graduate transfer from Belmont, who is known for his shooting prowess, achieving a 40% success rate from three-point range over the last two seasons. This strategic move follows coach Rick Barnes's acknowledgment of the need for improved offensive performance after the Vols' recent loss to Michigan. Together, Ames and Lundblade aim to strengthen the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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The addition of Ames is expected to enhance Tennessee's offensive capabilities, potentially leading to improved performance in the upcoming season.
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