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Scouting Report
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N'Diaye is one of the better rim protectors in the national 2024 class. Blocking and altering shots are his calling card and while his offensive game is limited, it is clear that he will be able to impact a game from day one on the defensive side of the floor. N'Diaye brings ideal size and length to the table. He changes ends extremely well and works hard to sprint the floor with a purpose. His frame is on the thin side as his body must develop. He is lanky at this stage and undeveloped physically. Playing through a significant amount of contact to finish plays and secure rebounds will be his biggest adjustment. Once he gains enough functional strength to hold his ground, he will become more impactful on the defensive end. He does not project to be a go-to offensive option in the Mountain West; however, he should bring value as a play-finisher who has a chance to be one of the more feared helpside defenders the conference has to offer if he maximizes his potential.
H.S. Athletic Background
Pape N’Diaye is a 7-0, 195-pound Center (BK) from Las Vegas, NV.
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