Former Tennessee sharpshooter Kortney Dunbar brought spacing, discipline, and a true catch-and-shoot threat
Kortney Dunbar’s value at Tennessee was as a floor-stretching forward who could punish defenses from deep, finishing her Lady Vol career with 69 made threes in 101 games while averaging 2.9 points and 1.5 rebounds[2][3]. Her recruiting profile specifically highlighted her as a sharpshooter with size, which is the kind of differentiator that helps a team create spacing without needing a high-usage scorer[4]. The numbers don’t scream star, but the fit does: she offered reliable perimeter gravity, role-player consistency, and the kind of disciplined, low-drama skill set coaches like to plug into winning lineups[2][9].
