Elite rebounder and double-double machine who gave Tennessee instant frontcourt toughness
Alexus Dye brought Tennessee a proven, high-motor interior presence after leading the NCAA in double-doubles (23) and ranking second in rebounds (352) in her prior season at Troy, while shooting 49.5% from the field and 73.7% at the line.[2][5] In her Tennessee career, she finished with 1,104 points and 892 rebounds, averaging 12.1 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, which underscores her consistency as a physical, reliable forward.[6] She fits teams that need toughness, rim pressure, and board control more than flashy spacing, and her profile suggests a dependable glue player with proven production.[1][3]
