Kansas Sophomore Flory Bidunga Declares for NBA Draft and Enters Transfer Portal
Sources: KU's Bidunga to test draft, enter portal
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Flory Bidunga, a sophomore at the University of Kansas, plans to declare for the NBA draft while retaining his college eligibility and entering the NCAA transfer portal. Averaging 13.3 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, Bidunga is projected as a second-round pick and would be a top player in the transfer portal.
- 01Flory Bidunga declares for the NBA draft while keeping college eligibility.
- 02He enters the NCAA transfer portal, allowing for a potential return to college.
- 03Bidunga averaged 13.3 points and 9.0 rebounds per game this season.
- 04He was a top performer in the Big 12, leading in blocks and field goal percentage.
- 05Bidunga is projected as a second-round pick at No. 44 in the upcoming draft.
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Flory Bidunga, a sophomore forward for the University of Kansas Jayhawks, has announced his intention to declare for the NBA draft while also entering the NCAA transfer portal, as reported by ESPN. This strategic move allows him to maintain his college eligibility, should he choose to return. Bidunga had an impressive season, averaging 13.3 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, finishing third in the Big 12 Conference in rebounding. He also led the conference in blocks with 2.6 per game and had an outstanding field goal percentage of 64%, making him a highly sought-after player. As the transfer portal opens, Bidunga is expected to be the top player among the over 800 athletes entering the portal. ESPN projects him as a second-round draft pick at No. 44, highlighting his value in the upcoming draft.
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Bidunga's decision could significantly impact the Kansas Jayhawks' roster and their performance next season, depending on whether he returns or goes pro.
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