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Gabey Dynes Chooses Louisville, Boosts Frontcourt

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Louisville lands seven-foot-five center Gabey Dynes, bolstering their frontcourt for next season, as Kentucky signs six-foot-eleven international big Ousmane NDiaye.

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Gabey Dynes Chooses Louisville, Boosts Frontcourt

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gabey Dynes Chooses Louisville, Boosts Frontcourt. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 25, 7-foot-5-center Gabby Dines just committed to Louisville at the transferring from USC. The big man from Kentucky made it official on Saturday, picking the cardinals over other schools. He wrapped up visits to Xavier, Kentucky, and Louisville this week. It boiled down to the wildcats versus the cards, but Kentucky wouldn't match Louisville's offer, so they landed him. Dines played 30 games for the Trojans last season, putting up 2.9 points on nearly 80% shooting from the field. 2. 3 rebounds, and a block per game in about 12 minutes. He came to USC from Youngstown State after 2 years there. This bolster's Louisville's front court, where Malachi, Marano, is their only real center right now, and he's eyeing the NBA draft. Meanwhile, Kentucky snagged 6-11 international big, outsman in the eye to fill those spots. Dines bring serious size and rim protection to Louisville, setting them up strong for next season, walk in Kentucky pivots to their new recruit.

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