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Malachi Moreno Stays, Gabe Dynes Joins Kentucky Frontcourt

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“On April 19, Kentucky Wildcats fans got good news on the front court. Malachi Moreno, their 7-foot-1 freshman center, is set to anchor the middle next season.”From the transcript

Kentucky Wildcats fans rejoice as seven-foot-one freshman center Malachi Moreno returns for another season, set to anchor the frontcourt. Despite limited minutes last year, he averaged double-digit points, rebounds, assists, and blocks. Coach Mark Pope expects big things from Moreno, but needs backup depth. Enter Gabe Dynes, a seven-foot-five Kentucky native with rare athleticism, who could perfectly complement Moreno on defense. The Wildcats frontcourt looks stacked for the upcoming season.

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Malachi Moreno Stays, Gabe Dynes Joins Kentucky Frontcourt

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Malachi Moreno Stays, Gabe Dynes Joins Kentucky Frontcourt. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 19, Kentucky Wildcats fans got good news on the front court. Malachi Moreno, their 7-foot-1 freshman center, is set to anchor the middle next season. Last year he dropped 7.8 points, grabbed 6.3 rebounds, dished 1.8 assists, and swatted 1.5 blocks per. Game, shooting over 58% from the field. He stepped up a starter when plans changed. Moreno's testing the NBA draft waters right now, but word is, he'll pull out and stay in Lexington for year 2. Coach Mark Pope didn't count on him playing big minutes as a true freshman, but he balled out anyway. Expectations of Sky High fans see him exploding with double doubles in rim protection in the SEC. Still, Pope needs solid backup depth behind him to keep the rotation fresh. Intergave dines, a 7-foot-5 Kentucky native from Independence, who's hitting the transfer portal from USC. Last season he averaged 2.9 points, 2.3 boards, and 1 block in limited minutes as a backup.

Dines brings rare athleticism for his size. Block shots everywhere, catches Lobs easy, and flashes passing vision. He could spell Moreno perfectly on defense, even if rebounding in the SEC as a question mark. Wildcats staying stacked up front looks real promising.

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