Vanderbilt Lands Transfer Center Bangot Dat

0:00On April 19, Vanderbilt just landed a huge get-in-the-transfer portal with seven-foot-center Bengott Dad from Colorado. The big man has one year of eligibility left and chose the Commodores over Oregon, SMU, and Miami. Last season, he played 32 games, putting up 11.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.6 blocks per game while shooting, 49.5% from the field. Woodhills from Lincoln, Nebraska, where he was a three-star recruit rated as the 53rd best center in the country. He signed with the Buffaloes out of high school over Nebraska and Iowa State, bringing serious athleticism that fits Coach Mark Bintin's up-tempo scheme perfectly. Commodore fans are buzzing since Bandy loses leading Shotblocker Jalen Washington, who's out of eligibility. That stepped up big with double doubles against Utah, including a 22.12 rebound, four-block explosion in Salt Lake City, flashing. His rim protection and scoring touch. On the flip side, his high-white real dunks and transition plays show elite upside, even

1:03if he needs the bulk up a bit more. Meanwhile, transfers like 6-foot-10 Mason Nicholson add depth up front. Pairing debt with Jaden Levery gives Vanderbilt a twin-tower's look that could dominate the paint next year, locking down defense while scoring. Inside and out.