
Tar Heels Land Top Prospect Keita
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North Carolina Tar Heels make a splash in the offseason, landing top high school prospect Sayon Keita, a seven-foot center from Mali. Keita, whos been playing professionally with FC Barcelonas under-twenty-two team, brings experience against older pros and has the potential to stabilize the Heels interior game. With transfers Maxim Logue and Cade Bennerman rounding out the roster, the Tar Heels are poised for a strong season.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Tar Heels Land Top Prospect Keita. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 28th, the North Carolina tar heels have been rebuilding their roster hard this off-season after losing big pieces like Caleb Wilson and Henry. Vsar, to the 2026 NBA draft, plus Zaden Hai, who slipped away. They held on to Jaren Stevenson, but the front court was looking thin until Coach Michael Malone went on a shopping spree, landing transfer as Maxson Logg, from Florida Atlantic and Kade Benjamin from Northwestern. Earlier this week, Malone pulled off a huge move by signing 7-foot center sion Kida, a top high school prospect from Mali, who's been balling. Professionally, with FC Barcelona's under 22 team, Kida's reclassifying from the 2027 class to 2026, making him eligible right away for next season. Fans and scouts are buzzing because Kida brings real experience against older pros, averaging 8.8 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks per game. At 215 pounds with a massive 7-foot 5-wingspan, he's mobile and talented, though he needs to
bulk up and sharpen his skills. Draft experts see Sky High upside in this kid, who was chased by powerhouses like Kansas, Duke, Kentucky, Yukon, and Indiana. With Benjamin and Logg as solid bench options, Kida could lock down the starting spot and stabilize the heel's interior game moving forward.
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