Cedric Kalombo brings rebounding, rim protection, and winning pedigree to the frontcourt
Kalombo profiles as a useful **F/C** because he already showed he can anchor a winning team: in his Fresno City season, he helped the squad go **34-0** and win the California junior college state title while averaging **10 points, 8 rebounds**, and **over 3 blocks per game**. That combination suggests a physical interior presence with real shot-blocking value, not just size. If you want a frontcourt piece who can defend the paint, clean the glass, and accept a role without needing the offense built around him, he looks like a strong fit.[1]
