
Kentucky Targets Senegalese Forward N’Diaye
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Mark Pope, Kentuckys coach, is building his 2026-2027 roster, with nine players secured and six spots remaining. Hes exploring international talent, including Ousmane N’Diaye, a 6-foot-11 Senegalese forward. N’Diaye, 22, could fill a crucial frontcourt role if NCAA clears him soon. Hes a proven player in Europe, averaging 10.2 points and 6.7 rebounds in Italys top league. NBA scouts have been tracking him for years due to his athleticism, handles, and shooting touch. If he commits, he could bring pro polish and size to Kentuckys front line.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kentucky Targets Senegalese Forward N’Diaye. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 23rd, Kentucky Coach Mart Pope is building his 2026-27 roster, with nine players locked in and six spots open. He's casting a wide net, including international talent like 6 foot 11 Senegalese, forward, outsmane, and D.I. At 22 years old, N.D.I. could fill a key front court need if the NCAA clears him soon. In D.I.A. burst onto the scene young, hitting basketball without borders cams back in 2016 at just 12 years old. He went pro-early, playing in Germany, Spain, and now Italy's top league with Finoli Cremona. This past season in Italy marked his breakout, averaging 10.2 points and 6.7 rebounds over 26 games in about 27. Minutes each. He shot decent from the field and even drained some threes, helping Senegal snag bronze at the African Championships. NBA scouts have tracked him for years. He declared for the draft twice, withdrawing once and going undrapped it in 2025. His athleticism, handles,
and shooting touch make him a project with upside for college ball. Kentucky fans keep an eye on this one. If he commits, he brings pro polish and size to shake up the Wildcats front line right
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