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Rob Dauster’s latest projection places sophomore forward Malachi Moreno ahead of Flory Bidunga, highlighting a weight‑loss transformation, skill development and the potential impact on Kentucky’s championship hopes.
Analyst Rob Dauster expects Malachi Moreno to become one of college basketball’s top big men next season, projecting a performance that could eclipse Flory Bidunga’s impact and reshape Kentucky’s offensive dynamics.
The Cardinals’ latest recruiting haul brings together six portal additions and three freshmen, promising a dynamic shift for the upcoming season.
Louisville’s offseason moves have positioned the program at the top of the transfer‑portal rankings, with a newly assembled roster that includes a overlooked defensive standout.
With Kentucky viewed as the frontrunner, Louisville still hopes to secure the No. 2 overall transfer, a move that could reshape its NCAA title prospects.
With CBS Sports reporting that Kentucky is preparing a major NIL package for Milan Momcilovic, the Iowa State forward’s 16.9‑point average and 48.7% three‑point shooting have teams weighing up to $6 million in potential earnings.
Illinois basketball has offered a scholarship to Moussa Kamissoko, a 6‑foot‑8 wing rated as the No. 7 overall prospect in the class of 2027, sparking excitement across the recruiting landscape.
BYU basketball’s recent recruiting cycle has delivered a jolt of disappointment after the program fell just short of landing two coveted big men. Theo Edema, a 6‑11 four‑star prospect from the 2027 class, had narrowed his choices to a final four that included the Cougars, but ultimately committed to St. John’s and will reclassify to the 2026 tier. The loss follows another near‑miss with Obinna Ekezie, who elected to join Louisville, leaving BYU without a clear answer at center.
Louisville’s basketball program, under coach Pat Kelsey, has leveraged clear role delegation and a top‑ranked transfer portal class to aim for a historic Final Four appearance.
Louisville has secured three recruits in just nine days, including the nation's top center and a high‑ranking 4‑star, while also landing the No. 1 portal class in the country.
Louisville basketball is rebuilding its roster for the 2026‑27 season, adding eight new players and aiming for a Final Four run.