Drexel’s rugged, rebound-first forward who finished his career as a reliable interior anchor
In the 2015-16 season, Kazembe Abif gave Drexel a tough, physical frontcourt presence, leading the Dragons in rebounding at 7.0 per game and shooting a team-best .466 from the field[6][7]. After returning from a torn ACL, he posted his strongest Drexel season, showing durability, interior efficiency, and a blue-collar motor that coaches love[6]. At 6-7 and 227 pounds, he fits as a hard-nosed glue guy who cleans the glass, finishes inside, and brings veteran edge rather than flashy scoring[1].
