Aubrey Blankenship gives Samford a steady two-way wing with real shooting upside
Blankenship’s value is her efficient, low-mistake wing game: in the 2024-25 season she averaged 5.0 points and 2.9 rebounds in 31 games, starting 16, while hitting 39.3% from three and 83.3% at the line.[3][10] She is more than a stat line, though—her role expanded late in the year, and she flashed scoring bursts with a career-high 17 points plus multiple double-digit outings, suggesting a player who can space the floor, defend multiple spots, and fit beside higher-usage scorers.[10]
