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Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball officially bolstered the 2025–26 roster with a unique addition on Friday: Canadian point guard Nginyu Ngala, who committed after an accomplished U Sports career in Canada.

Kansas basketball’s preparations for the season have continued on the court, and in recruiting. KU just announced it has signed of Nginyu Ngala.

Nginyu “Gee” Ngala, a 5-foot-11, 180-pound point guard from Montreal, Canada, will play basketball at Kansas this season, his agent, Pete Yannopoulos, told The Field of 68. Two sources close to the situation confirmed the commitment to The Star.

White, who is tabbed as the No. 33 prospect in the country and fourth-best player in the state of Texas by 247 Sports, is down to ten schools, according to Joe Tipton of On3.

Trey Burke is a Michigan basketball legend, and it sounds like his No. 3 jersey will soon hang in the rafters at the Crisler Center.

Ogden, who is ranked No. 46 nationally by ESPN.com, No. 49 by 247sports.com and No. 86 by Rivals.com, has narrowed his list of schools to KU, Texas, Virginia, Tennessee, Purdue and Gonzaga, he told Rivals.com.