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Kendyl Sanders Transfers to Mississippi State

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Kendyl Sanders, a six-foot-eight forward, has committed to Mississippi State, leaving Utahs frontcourt crowded. Utah has recruited Malek Gomma, a six-foot-eight bruiser, and Fynn Schott, a nineteen-year-old Austrian, to fill the gaps. Utah still needs size, paint protection, and a shooter before next season.

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Kendyl Sanders Transfers to Mississippi State

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kendyl Sanders Transfers to Mississippi State. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 22nd, Utah forward, Kendall Sanders, a six-foot-aid transfer, just committed to Mississippi State for the 2026-27 season. The former three-star recruit backed up at center for the running youths as a freshman, dropping 5.2 points and grabbing 3.1. Rebalance per game in about 20 minutes while shooting over 40% from the field. His length helps stretch the floor, especially with the key big man sidelined by injury. And now, Utah's front court is stacked for next year, creating a log jam that pushed Sanders out the door after just one season. The youths are rebuilding big time, losing 11 players to the portal, and two to eligibility, leaving mostly new faces. Coach Alex Jensen Squad brings back just a couple holdovers, but they've loaded up with transfers and recruits to fill the gaps fast. In the front court, they grab Weber State Transfer Amalagama, a six-foot-aid bruiser who averaged 8 points and nearly 7 rebounds last year.

Then there's Austrian Finn Shot, a 19-year-old with international chops, pulling down double doubles and qualifiers, 17 points, and 13 boards. Utah's mixing power and finesse up front, but they still need size, paint protection, and maybe a shooter, with a couple spots left to lock in that. Final puzzle piece before next season hits.

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