old-school, high-efficiency frontcourt glue guy with real shot-making touch
In his 2017-18 season at Old Dominion, Alassane Kah was a low-minute forward who made his chances count: he appeared in 13 games, shot 64.3% from the floor, and redshirted in 2017-18 because of injury, which adds some context to his development curve. The appeal is straightforward—he brings size, efficiency, and a history of rebounding and shot blocking from junior college, plus enough versatility to fit as a physical, low-usage connector. If you want a roster fit who can defend, finish, and play within a system, he’s the kind of quietly useful piece coaches love.
