Tennessee basketball has secured a commitment from former Kennesaw State forward Braedan Lue, enhancing their roster ahead of the 2024-25 season. Standing 6-foot-9 and weighing 235 pounds, Lue will bring his shot-blocking, lob-throwing, and three-point abilities to the Vols. He enjoyed a prolific career at Kennesaw, highlighted by accolades like being named Georgia 6A State Player of the Year twice and earning CUSA All-Defense honors. Lue averaged over 10 points per game in both seasons at KSU, contributing to a conference tournament title and NCAA tournament appearance. His addition marks the sixth transfer commitment for Tennessee this offseason, as they aim for a stronger performance next season.

By the Numbers
  • Lue averaged 10.9 points and 5.3 rebounds in his sophomore season at Kennesaw State.
  • He recorded 36 blocks in his freshman season, which is tied for third-most in KSU history.
State of Play
  • Tennessee's transfer class now includes six commitments, bolstering their roster for the upcoming season.
  • The team aims to build on recent success, including a CUSA Tournament title and NCAA Tournament berth, from Lue's prior team.
What's Next

As Lue joins the Vols, expectations for their performance in the upcoming season are heightened, with hopes of improved standings in the SEC and beyond. Continued focus will be on integrating Lue into the team's defensive strategies and overall playstyle, as well as further recruitment efforts.

Bottom Line

Lue's commitment represents a strategic addition for Tennessee, addressing their need for defensive prowess and versatility. His track record at Kennesaw State suggests he could be a foundational piece in the Vols鈥� quest for success next season.