After qualifying in the second round of the NCAA 2025, Dana Altman and Oregon Dax are now focusing on the outside season and setting up for next year. On Saturday, the pigeons would move from Texas, Long Horns, who will move Divon Priier. A small 6-foot and 7-inch striker who played for Long Horns in just seven games in just seven games, played in 24 games as a second-class student this season, absolutely more than 12 minutes per game.
Now it seems that the pigeons are focused on getting some shootings at the gate, they have contact with Monmos Abdi Bashir’s guard.
According to 247sports London, Oregon is one of the many schools that has reached for Bashir, which voted for the first team last season after an average of 20.1 points per game with 37.7% FG, 38.3% 3FG and 86.8% FT. Bashir took the lead with 3 points at 121, four shy at all times at all times.
Bashir began his 33 appearances for Monmos this season, with a total of 2.6 goals and 2.2 assists and 10-3 per game. This is the type of player that Oregon needs in the rankings of players, especially with Keshawn Barthelemy. The pigeons struggled from the depths of the past year with shooting deeply, and could take advantage of a sharp speaker who does nothing but pull it deep into a high music video.