Ulrich Kossekpa brings disruptive defense and high-energy production to James Madison
Kossekpa looks like a valuable, defense-first guard for James Madison: in a game against Drexel, he posted 6 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals, and a block, showing real playmaking impact beyond scoring. The clearest differentiator is his activity level—steals, weak-side disruption, and willingness to do the dirty work—while the roster listing confirms he is part of JMU’s current 2025–26 men’s basketball team.[1][4] For a team needing toughness, pressure defense, and a guard who can change possessions without dominating the ball, he fits that mold well.[1][4]
