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N’Diaye Joins Kentucky, Boosts SEC Roster

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Six-foot-eleven Ousmane NDiaye, a Senegalese forward, has committed to Kentucky basketball, surprising many. With experience in Italys LBA, Spains ACB, and the EuroLeague, NDiaye averaged 10.2 points and 6.7 rebounds last season. His pro-level experience and physicality make him a strong fit for the SEC, and fans expect him to contribute immediately. Kentuckys roster continues to strengthen with this addition.

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N’Diaye Joins Kentucky, Boosts SEC Roster

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!N’Diaye Joins Kentucky, Boosts SEC Roster. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26, 6 foot 11 hours main in DI from Senegal just committed to Kentucky basketball. This big forward caught everyone off guard announcing his decision after barely being on radars. Last season in Italy's LBA League, he averaged 10.2 points and 6.7 rebounds in 27.3 minutes per game, shooting over 40% from the field. That LBA ranks 13th globally according to Top Scouts, ahead of every college conference, even the SEC at 25th. In to Daihei, thrive there, showing he can handle pro-level talent way tougher than what NCAA teams face. Big blue nation is buzzing, though most fans are still learning his game. His athleticism and physicality make him a fit for the SEC grind, and folks see him contributing right away without the usual adjustment pains. He's got prior stops in Spain's ACB, 6th worldwide, and the Euro League at 4th, building experience as a younger player.

Unlike Kentucky's Andrea Gelavic, who came from a lower rank league and struggled before transferring, and DI's older, higher on draft boards, and battle-tested. Kentucky's roster keeps leveling up with this move, setting up real depth for the upcoming run. Keep an eye on how he meshes in Lexington.

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