productive two-way forward who can score in bunches
Tamya Smith is a high-usage, high-impact wing-forward who proved she can carry offense in 2024-25, starting all 31 games for Memphis and averaging 12.1 points and 5.5 rebounds while adding six 20-point outings and ranking among the American’s better steal-and-block producers in conference play.[1][2] Her best differentiator is two-way versatility: she can create offense, rebound above her size, and make winning plays defensively, which makes her a strong fit for teams that want a physical, confident scorer who also competes on the glass and in passing lanes.[1][3][4]
