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Oklahoma Snags G-League Forward Gak

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Oklahomas frontcourt gets a boost with Gaks commitment: The Sooners secure a six-foot-eleven forward, Akoldah Gak, from the G-Leagues Capital City Go-Go. Gak, a twenty-three-year-old Australian, brings experience from the NBL and G-League, averaging 7.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game last season. This move adds to Oklahomas growing list of offseason pickups and strengthens their interior presence for the 2026-27 season.

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Oklahoma Snags G-League Forward Gak

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Oklahoma Snags G-League Forward Gak. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 27th, Oklahoma just beefed up their front court in a fresh way, snagging a commitment from a Kolda Gok, a 6-foot 11-forward straight-out. The G-League's capital city, Gogo. This 23-year-old Ozzy is their fourth offseason pickup, linking up with transfers pop Isaacs from Texas A&M, Connie Ruth from Louisville, and Tyler Hendrix from Utah Valley. Gax been grinding pro-ball for years, starting in Australia's National Basketball League with the Illawara Hawks, and later the Karen's Terrapins, where he's shot over 40 percent from deep-last season. He hit the G-League last year with Mexico City, then moved to the Wizard Squad, putting up 7.5 points and 3.7 boards per. Game across 33 outings, including a couple double-digit rebound nights. This move fits a growing vibe of G-Leagueers jumping back to college hoops. Texas A&M grabbed one earlier this month too, and gots the type skipping. The camp is route entirely till now. Fans are buzzing about his size and versatility, filling gaps for the sooners, who need that

interior muscle after recent roster shakes. Now with Gac Locked in, Oklahoma's projecting 10 players for next season. Like Guards, Xavier Brown and Dayton Forsyfe, plus Biggs, Ky Rogers, and Gage Mayfield, leaving 6 spots open to build around. This sets them up strong heading into 2026-27, fortifying that paint presence early.

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