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🇫🇷 Oscar Wembanyama
(2007 | 6’8 Forward | SIG Strasbourg – Espoirs Élite)

French forward Oscar Wembanyama, younger brother of NBA star Victor Wembanyama, delivered another strong all-around performance for Strasbourg in Espoirs Élite action, continuing his steady progression in the 2007 class.

Despite the loss to Chalon, Oscar showed great fluidity for his size, smooth footwork, and a shooting form very similar to Victor’s—high release, clean mechanics, and excellent balance. He also displayed a polished fadeaway in the mid-post and impressive feel as a passer.

📊 vs Chalon U21 (Espoirs Élite):
16 PTS | 4 REB | 5 AST | 2 STL | 2 BLK | 26 MIN
5/5 2PT | 2/2 3PT | 7/7 FG (100%)

Oscar was everywhere—scoring at all three levels, facilitating offense, and impacting the defensive end with activity and timing.

📈 Season efficiency:
52% FG | 36% 3PT

🔹 6’8 forward with fluid movement & coordination
🔹 Clean shooting mechanics (36% from three this season)
🔹 Mid-post scoring touch with fadeaway ability
🔹 High-IQ passer and connector (5 AST vs Chalon)
🔹 Active defender with length (2 STL, 2 BLK)
🔹 Improving at his own pace — clear long-term upside

Oscar Wembanyama continues to carve out his own identity, showing real growth and two-way potential in the French system.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @sigstrasbourg @NBADraftWass @JonChep @DraftExpress @LNBofficiel @YSGLNB @50NuancesDeNBA @Ballislife @NBA

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🇫🇷 Roman Domon
(6’9 Freshman Wing | Murray State)

French freshman Roman Domon continued to show his impressive two-way impact, delivering a strong performance in limited minutes during Murray State’s matchup vs McNeese State. At 6’9 with fluid mobility, he brought energy, activity, and efficient scoring.

📊 vs McNeese State (L)
14 PTS | 7 REB | 2 STL
FG 3/5 | 2PT 2/2 | 3PT 2/3 | FT 2/2
18 MIN

Domon made his presence felt immediately—crashing the glass, finishing plays with touch, and knocking down a clean spot-up three. His length and instincts produced two steals, showing real defensive upside. Offensively, he attacked gaps, ran the floor hard, and displayed improving confidence as a shooter.

🔹 6’9 wing with length, coordination, and athletic upside
🔹 Efficient scorer who plays within the flow
🔹 Active rebounder (7 boards in 18 minutes)
🔹 Defensive playmaker with good anticipation
🔹 One of the most intriguing French freshmen in NCAA

A strong showing from a rising international prospect in the Racers’ system.@Be_BasketFr @50NuancesDeNBA @defaut_zero @RacersHoops @NCAA @BCMBasket

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🇫🇷 Halvine Dzellat — Cincinnati (NCAA D1) | Sophomore Big Man

6’10 French center Halvine Dzellat had a strong showing for Cincinnati in the win over NJIT, delivering high efficiency and real impact in limited minutes.

📊 vs NJIT (W)
11 PTS | 4 REB | 4/5 FG | 3/4 FT | 11 MIN

Dzellat brought energy and toughness inside, finishing plays at a high rate and running the floor hard. His touch around the rim continues to stand out, and he showed improvement at the free-throw line (3/4 FT). He provided immediate interior presence and stayed active on both ends.

Offensively, he’s an effective rim runner, deep-seal finisher, and post option with soft hands. Defensively, he rebounded well and used his size to contest at the rim.

🔹 Strong efficiency (80% FG)
🔹 Physical presence in the paint
🔹 Soft touch + improved FT mechanics
🔹 Productive spark in limited minutes

A very encouraging performance from the French sophomore — Dzellat continues to show real progression and impact in Cincinnati’s rotation.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @GoBearcatsMBB

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🇫🇷 Killyan Toure
6’4 Point Guard | 6’9 Wingspan | Iowa State Cyclones | Freshman

French freshman guard Killyan Toure delivered his best NCAA performance to date, leading Iowa State to a huge win over Creighton with a complete two-way showing. The former Brewster Academy standout—ranked Top 100 in high school last year—continues to establish himself as one of the most impactful freshman guards in the country.

📊 vs Creighton (W)
20 PTS | 4 REB | 8/14 FG | 7/11 2PT | 1/3 3PT | 3/4 FT 1 block

Toure controlled the game on both ends, using his strong frame and downhill power to finish through contact and get to the foul line. Offensively, he attacked in transition, played with great pace, and showed improved shot creation. Defensively, he once again showcased his excellent instincts and quick hands, applying pressure at the point of attack and disrupting Creighton’s guards.

This performance came right after his strong outing vs Saint John’s, confirming his consistency as a major rotation piece for a nationally ranked program.

🔹 Strong downhill driver with NBA-level athletic tools
🔹 Impactful defender — averages 2 STL per game
🔹 Improving shooter with confidence from deep
🔹 Plays with poise despite being a freshman
🔹 Averaging: 11 PPG, 3 REB, 2 AST, 2 STL as a starter

At 6’4 with a 6’9 wingspan, toughness, defense, and playmaking upside, Killyan Toure is quickly emerging as one of the top French sleepers in NCAA basketball — and a name NBA scouts will need to keep close watch on.@Be_BasketFr @50NuancesDeNBA @JonChep @DraftExpress @CycloneMBB @killyan_toure @defaut_zero

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🇫🇷 Ilias Kamardine — 6’5 Senior Combo Guard | Ole Miss (NCAA)

Another good performance from the French senior Ilias Kamardine, the 6’5 NCAA combo guard, showing once again his poise and maturity against Iowa. Despite the loss, he had strong impact on both ends of the floor, running the offense with patience and creating efficient scoring opportunities.

📊 vs Iowa (L)
12 PTS | 4 AST | 2 STL | 2 BLK | 1 REB
5/12 FG | 5/8 2PT | 0/4 3PT | 2/2 FT

He was effective attacking the rim, mixing strong drives with mid-range creation, and staying composed in pick-and-roll actions. His growth as a playmaker continues to stand out, delivering 4 assists while controlling pace.

Defensively, he contributed everywhere with 2 steals and 2 blocks, showing improved strength and timing. After playing off-ball for JDA Dijon last year, Kamardine is displaying a more complete offensive profile in college, with added playmaking responsibility and toughness.

🔹 6’5 NCAA combo guard with real two-way impact
🔹 Strong finisher + mid-range creator
🔹 Great pace, patience, and decision-making
🔹 Active defender with versatility
🔹 Continues to elevate his game at Ole Miss @OleMissMBB @Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @jdadijonbasket @50NuancesDeNBA @Basket_Infos

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🇫🇷 Keziah Giffa — Ole Miss | Senior • 6’1” French Point Guard
🆚 Iowa Hawkeyes (NCAA)

French senior Keziah Giffa delivered a strong, composed performance for Ole Miss against Iowa, showcasing his scoring efficiency, poise, and ability to control tempo as a veteran floor general. The 6’1 point guard continues to provide stability and aggression to the Rebels’ backcourt.

📊 vs Iowa (L)
13 PTS | 2 REB | 3/5 FG | 1/2 2PT | 2/4 3PT | 5/6 FT

Giffa was effective attacking downhill, leveraging his tight handle and change of pace to get into the paint and draw contact. His ability to get to his spots — especially with his high-arc floater — allowed him to be productive in limited shot attempts. He showed great timing coming off ball screens, reading drop coverage, and punishing defenders with efficient mid-range touches.

From beyond the arc, Giffa knocked down 2-of-4 threes, continuing to prove his value as a reliable perimeter shooter who can space the floor both on and off the ball. His balance and footwork on catch-and-shoot looks remain a notable strength.

Defensively, he competed with energy, applying backcourt pressure and fighting through screens to stay attached to Iowa’s guards. His physicality at the point of attack and discipline in closeouts helped limit penetration.

🔹 Efficient scoring (13 points on only 5 shots)
🔹 Excellent floater & paint touch for a smaller guard
🔹 Reliable perimeter shooter (2/4 3PT)
🔹 Strong pace control & maturity running the offense
🔹 French guard bringing valuable pro experience from Europe

Keziah Giffa continues to solidify himself as one of the most polished senior point guards from Europe in NCAA basketball — a composed, intelligent floor general with a balanced scoring profile and a steady hand in pressure moments. @defaut_zero @frenchykilla @Be_BasketFr @OleMiss @OleMissMBB

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🇫🇷 Roman Domon — Murray State | 6’9 Wing • Freshman
🆚 George Washington | Win

French freshman Roman Domon delivered another strong all-around performance for Murray State, continuing his early-season consistency and showing why he’s quickly becoming one of the most intriguing young wings in the Missouri Valley Conference. At 6’8 with length, fluidity, and pro experience from his time at BCM Gravelines-Dunkerque, Domon once again looked poised and impactful on both ends.

📊 vs George Washington (W)
15 PTS | 8 REB (3 OFF) | 3 AST | 1 STL | 32 MIN
5/11 FG | 4/7 2PT | 1/4 3PT | 4/4 FT

Domon attacked downhill with confidence, using his size and long strides to finish through contact and generate high-quality looks near the rim. His ability to score in the paint, mixed with an improving perimeter stroke, makes him a versatile scoring option who can match up across multiple positions.

On the glass, he was extremely active — grabbing 8 rebounds, including 3 offensive boards, creating valuable second-chance opportunities. His motor, timing, and physicality showed up possession after possession.

As a passer, Domon displayed strong awareness with 3 assists, operating comfortably in transition and making the extra pass. Defensively, he contributed with 1 steal, rotating well and using his length to contest plays.

🔹 6’8 French wing with pro experience & mature approach
🔹 Versatile scoring: slashing, mid-range touch, spot-up potential
🔹 High motor rebounder with physical tools (8 rebounds)
🔹 Improving playmaker with good instincts (3 assists)
🔹 Two-way upside, already producing as a freshman

Roman Domon continues to build momentum and reinforce his status as one of the top international freshmen in NCAA basketball this season. @Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @JonChep @50NuancesDeNBA @RacersHoops @BCMBasket

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🇫🇷 Killian Toure – Freshman PG (6’4” | 6’9” Wingspan) | Iowa State Cyclones

Another excellent showing from French point guard Killian Toure, who continues to rise as one of the most productive freshmen in the country. In Iowa State’s win over Syracuse, the 6’4 guard delivered a complete two-way performance, solidifying his role as the starting floor general of a Top-10 NCAA program that remains undefeated.

📊 vs Syracuse – Win
19 PTS | 2 REB | 6 AST | 3 STL
7/9 FG | 5/6 2PT | 2/3 3PT | 3/3 FT | 31 MIN

Toure showed elite efficiency once again, scoring at all three levels while running the offense with calm decision-making. His improved shooting touch was on full display, hitting 2 threes with a smooth, confident release. As always, his bulldog defensive presence stood out — jumping passing lanes, applying aggressive ball pressure, and generating 3 steals.

Offensively, he controlled tempo, attacked closeouts, and made advanced reads out of the pick-and-roll. His 6 assists highlight his growing playmaking polish, something he has refined since his time with LDLC ASVEL and later Brewster Academy.

🔹 Strong, physical guard who absorbs contact
🔹 Elite defensive motor & quick hands
🔹 Efficient multi-level scorer
🔹 Improving decision-making & pacing as a full-time PG
🔹 Underrated draft sleeper for June 2026 if production continues

Killian Toure’s combination of size, defense, efficiency, and poise is making him one of the fastest-rising freshmen in America — a name NBA scouts are circling early.@Be_BasketFr @50NuancesDeNBA @killyan_toure @JonChep @DraftExpress @CycloneMBB @defaut_zero @NCAA

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🇫🇷🇷🇸 Petar Majstorovic
(6’8 Forward • 6’9 Wingspan • Sophomore • Long Beach State) delivered his strongest outing of the season in the matchup against Portland, showcasing his scoring versatility, size, and improving offensive polish despite the loss.

📊 vs Portland (L)
23 PTS | 4 REB | 2 AST | 1 STL | 29 MIN
FG: 9/16 | 3PT: 2/6 | FT: 3/4

The French-Serbian forward continues to take a significant step forward in his sophomore campaign, proving to be one of Long Beach State’s most reliable frontcourt options. Majstorovic showed confidence scoring at all three levels — attacking switches, hitting pick-and-pop jumpers, and finishing through contact around the rim.

A product of ASVEL’s youth system, he brings strong fundamentals and a mature understanding of spacing. His high, clean shooting release, soft touch, and efficient footwork make him a difficult cover for opposing bigs. He also displayed a solid rebounding motor on both ends, keeping multiple plays alive with second-effort energy.

Averaging 12.5 PPG and 7 RPG on 48% shooting, Majstorovic is emerging as a legitimate under-the-radar frontcourt prospect, steadily adding strength and assertiveness while maintaining skill. @Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @LBSUAthletics @LBSUMBB

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🇫🇷 Ilias Kamardine — 6’5” Senior Combo Guard | Ole Miss (NCAA)

Another strong performance from the French senior guard, who continues to be the stabilizing force and offensive engine for Ole Miss. Despite the loss to Utah, Kamardine once again delivered an efficient and composed outing, showing why he’s one of the most productive French guards in college basketball this season.

📊 vs Utah (L) — 34 MIN
15 PTS | 5/7 FG | 1/2 3PT | 4/4 FT
2 REB | 3 AST | 1 STL | 1 BLK

Kamardine showcased his trademark patience and polish, operating with great pace in the halfcourt. He mixed in controlled drives, mid-range touch, and confident perimeter shooting, attacking matchups without forcing the action. His efficiency (71% FG) and ability to create advantages off the bounce stood out once again.

The senior continues to evolve as a primary initiator after spending last season in France with JDA Dijon. His improved playmaking reads, calm decision-making, and defensive activity (nearly 2 steals per game) have made him a true leader for this undefeated-start Ole Miss group.

🔹 Smooth 3-level scoring
🔹 Excellent pace + poise in pick & roll
🔹 Strong defensive instincts for a guard
🔹 Reliable shotmaker & creator late in the clock
🔹 Averaging: 15 PPG • 5 AST • ~2 STL on high efficiency

Kamardine continues to strengthen his case as one of the top senior guards to monitor in NCAA basketball. @Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @OleMissMBB @50NuancesDeNBA @NCAA @ncaafrance

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🇫🇷 Amaël L’Étang
7’1” • Sophomore • Center • Dayton Flyers

Amaël L’Étang delivered another strong all-around performance for Dayton in the win over Georgetown, asserting himself as the Flyers’ most efficient offensive option and continuing his impressive sophomore campaign.

📊 vs Georgetown (W)
18 PTS | 6 REB | 2 AST | 1 STL | 2 BLK
5/7 FG → 3/5 2PT, 2/2 3PT
6/7 FT

At 7’1”, L’Étang once again showcased his unique blend of size, coordination, and touch. He spaced the floor beautifully, knocking down both of his three-point attempts with clean mechanics—an increasingly valuable piece of his offensive game. His pick-and-roll presence remains a staple: he runs the floor hard, finishes above the rim, and offers a reliable target as a rim-runner.

Defensively, he made his presence felt with activity around the basket, altering shots and securing key boards. His ability to contribute as a scorer, rim protector, and connective passer continues to trend upward.

🔹 7’1 skilled center with stretch potential
🔹 Efficient finisher + improving perimeter shooter
🔹 Strong rim runner and vertical threat
🔹 Provides interior defense and timing as a shot blocker
🔹 Becoming a key piece for Dayton’s frontcourt

One of the most intriguing French big men in the NCAA this season.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @DaytonMBB @DraftExpress @JonChep @50NuancesDeNBA

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🇫🇷 Yohan Traoré
6’11 Senior • Forward/Center • Butler Bulldogs (NCAA)

Yohan Traoré had another strong and efficient outing for Butler in the win against Wright State, showcasing the athleticism, touch, and interior presence that make him one of the most productive French bigs in college basketball this season.

📊 vs Wright State (W)
16 PTS | 6 REB | 2 AST | 6/6 FG | 4/5 FT | 21 MIN

The 6’11 senior was a force around the rim—running the floor hard, finishing plays above the rim, and operating as a constant lob threat. His hands and touch continue to stand out, converting every field-goal attempt and making smart reads out of short-roll situations.

Traoré’s consistency and efficiency remain a strength. On the season, he’s shooting 60% from the field, averaging:

📈 9 PPG • 3 RPG • 1 APG in 16 minutes

Formerly developed at INSEP, he has fully adapted to the American game, providing high-energy minutes, reliable interior scoring, and vertical spacing for Butler. Traoré’s blend of length, mobility, and finishing makes him a valuable rotation big with room to continue climbing.

🔹 Explosive rim runner & lob threat
🔹 Soft touch + efficient finisher
🔹 Active rebounder with improved passing feel
🔹 Thriving in his senior role with growing confidence @Be_BasketFr @50NuancesDeNBA @ButlerMBB @defaut_zero

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🇫🇷 Madiba Owona
6’4” Guard • 6’9 Wingspan • Sophomore • Utah Tech (NCAA)

Another solid performance from the French guard as Utah Tech secured the win against UC Riverside. Owona continues to establish himself as a reliable two-way contributor, showing improved efficiency and versatility on both ends.

📊 vs UC Riverside (W)
12 PTS | 5/7 FG
• 2/2 from three
• 3/6 from two
5 REB | 2 AST | 1 STL | 22 MIN

The 6’4 guard used his length and athleticism effectively — attacking the rim with control, knocking down open threes, and contributing on the glass. His 6’9 wingspan allows him to guard multiple positions and generate deflections. Offensively, he’s becoming a dependable slasher with improving shooting touch.

So far this season, Owona is averaging:
8 PPG • 4 REB • Efficient scoring and strong defensive presence

A steady riser in the NCAA, showing growth each game.
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🇫🇷🇷🇸 Petar Majstorović
6’8 Forward • 6’9 Wingspan • Sophomore • Long Beach State (NCAA)

Another strong NCAA performance from Majstorović in the win against San Diego, showing his versatility and two-way impact.

📊 vs San Diego Toreros (W)
13 PTS | 6 AST | 3 REB | 5 STL | 1 BLK
6/13 FG — scoring from the post, mid-range, and three

The French-Serbian forward displayed a polished offensive package: post scoring, mid-range creation, and confident perimeter shooting. His playmaking really popped with 6 assists, and defensively he was everywhere—jumping lanes, rotating early, and finishing with 5 steals.

📈 Season Averages:
12.4 PPG • 7 RPG • 49% FG

A rising sophomore who continues to expand his game on both ends, bringing energy, versatility, and productive all-around impact.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @LBSUMBB @NCAA @50NuancesDeNBA @basketusa

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🇫🇷 Mathis Courbon
6’6” Freshman Guard | Murray State Racers (NCAA)

Another solid outing from the French freshman in Murray State’s win over Morehead State, providing efficient scoring and reliable bench production.

📊 vs Morehead State (W)
10 PTS | 3 REB | 1 AST | 23 MIN
4/7 FG • 2/2 2PT • 2/5 3PT

Courbon continues to acclimate well to the NCAA game. At 6’6, he brings great size at the guard spot, plays with poise, and offers clean off-ball spacing.@defaut_zero @RacersHoops @Be_BasketFr

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🇫🇷 Madiba Owona
6’4” Guard • 6’9 Wingspan • Sophomore • Utah Tech (NCAA)

Madiba Owona delivered his best game of the season against Santa Clara, showcasing his athleticism, scoring versatility, and ability to impact the game on both ends.

📊 vs Santa Clara
25 PTS | 3 REB | 3 AST | 2 STL | 33 MIN
4/5 2PT • 5/9 3PT • 2/2 FT

The French sophomore was in full control offensively — attacking the rim with power, knocking down perimeter shots with confidence, and creating his own looks off the dribble. His combination of explosiveness, length, and improved shot creation makes him a difficult matchup for opposing guards.

Owona continues to trend upward, emerging as a key piece for Utah Tech with real two-way upside and growing consistency.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @UtahTechMBB

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🇫🇷 Killian Toure
Freshman PG • 6’4” with 6’9” Wingspan • Iowa State Cyclones (NCAA)

Another strong showing from the French freshman as Iowa State remains undefeated and ranked #7 in the nation. Toure continues to solidify himself as one of the most impactful first-year guards in college basketball.

📊 vs Alcorn State (W)
13 PTS | 6 AST | 3 REB | 4 STL | 27 MIN
3/6 FG • 7/8 FT

Toure once again showcased his elite defensive activity, jumping passing lanes and applying constant pressure at the point of attack. Offensively, he controlled the tempo, created advantages off the dribble, and attacked the rim with his trademark explosiveness. His improved ability to draw fouls and finish through contact continues to stand out.

Already a full-time starter, Toure is proving he belongs at the high-major level — athletic, disruptive, poised, and increasingly confident. His stock keeps rising with each performance.@Be_BasketFr @DraftExpress @CycloneMBB @defaut_zero @killyan_toure

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🇫🇷 Sami Pissis — 6’3 Senior Guard | Alabama A&M (NCAA)

French senior guard Sami Pissis delivered his best performance of the season in Alabama A&M’s win over Tennessee State, showing veteran poise, shot creation, and leadership on both ends.

📊 vs Tennessee State (W)
21 PTS | 7 AST | 2 STL | 1 REB | 36 MIN
7/12 FG • 4/8 3PT • 3/4 FT

Pissis controlled the game with his experience and pace. He was aggressive attacking closeouts, using his quick first step to get into the paint, while also creating his own shots efficiently from deep. His court vision stood out as he consistently set up teammates out of ball screens and drive-and-kick actions.

On defense, he contributed with 2 steals, showcasing anticipation and activity at the point of attack.

📈 Season Averages:
11 PPG • 2.4 RPG • 4.0 APG

A polished shot-maker with strong decision-making, Sami Pissis continues to emerge as a French senior guard to follow in NCAA Division I.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @Bulldogs_Hoops

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New Series Coming!
We’re highlighting the top French talent every week with our Top Performers series, covering players at every stage of development:

🇫🇷 U21 French League
🇫🇷 INSEP Standouts in NM1
🇫🇷 Pro Level Performers
🇺🇸 French Prospects in JUCO & NCAA

Each week, we’ll feature the Top 3 performers in every category.
Our mission: provide real exposure to French players—from youth to pro, in France and abroad.
Stay tuned. 🔍✨
#FrenchProspects #Scouting #Basketball

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🇫🇷 Roman Domon
6’9 Freshman Wing | Murray State (NCAA)

Another productive performance from the French freshman, delivering a double-double in Murray State’s win over Morehead State and continuing to show steady growth on both ends.

📊 vs Morehead State (W)
10 PTS | 10 REB | 2 STL | 1 AST | 18 MIN
4/7 FG • 4/6 2PT • 2/4 FT

At 6’9, Domon uses his length and mobility to impact the game immediately — active on the glass, effective cutting and finishing, and disruptive in passing lanes. His improved handle is becoming more evident, allowing him to attack closeouts with more confidence.

A high-upside freshman trending upward, bringing size, energy, and versatility to the wing position for Murray State.@Be_BasketFr @defaut_zero @RacersHoops