Defensive glue guy and rebounding forward with college-ready toughness
Sanogo stood out at Seton Hall as a high-motor forward whose biggest value came on defense and the glass: in his senior season he started 31 of 33 games, averaged 5.0 points, 7.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals, and was praised by the program for playing “outstanding defense all season long.”[4] He was the kind of fit coaches like because he brought physicality, activity and positional versatility at forward/center, even when scoring wasn’t the headline.[1][3][4]
