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Vanderbilt Snags Southland POY Vee Atamah

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Vanderbilt womens basketball secures a game-changing transfer in Vee Atamah, the 2022 Southland Conference Player of the Year. Atamah, a six-foot wing, brings a potent scoring punch from the perimeter, shooting over 40% from the field and nearly 40% from deep. She fills the void left by Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda and pairs with Mia Woolfolk from Georgia to reshape the roster. With room for more additions, Vanderbilt is poised to become a contender.

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Vanderbilt Snags Southland POY Vee Atamah

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Vanderbilt Snags Southland POY Vee Atamah. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Vanderbilt women's basketball just snagged a key transfer in B-autama from Northwestern State. She's the 2026 Southand conference player of the year, dropping 19.2 points and 6.8 rebounds per game last. Season while starting all 32 contests. At 6B tall, this wing brings serious scoring punch from the perimeter. She shot over 40% from the field, nearly 40% from deep, and nailed 74% of her free throws. Vanderbilt lacked a true wing before, though their 5 star freshman Olivia Jones might slide in there. Atama steps right into the spot left by N. J. Kalinga, one in Tanda. The team lost two wings this off season, Ava Black to Penn State and Agama Curret to Florida State, which highlighted the need for perimeter help. Fans are buzzing about the boost in size and shooting, especially after a rebuild mode. She's the second portal addition, pairing up with forward Mia Wolfolk from Georgia to reshape the roster. With 12 players locked in for 2026, 2027, and three scholarships open, Vanderbilt's

guy rune to keep building the squad into a contender.

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