Here’s a look at what’s ahead for Christian Koloko.
Bruce Pascoe The first beaming face Christian Koloko saw on a video call from Toronto on NBA Draft night last week needed no introduction.“What’s up!” Raptors president Masai Ujiri responded, chuckling. “What’s up?”
Born in the United Kingdom but having grown up in Nigeria, Ujiri has long had an eye on developing African basketball talent, even those such as Koloko and Siakam who grew up playing soccer. Joined by: The Raptors did not have another draft pick in 2022 but signed former Rutgers guard Ron Harper Jr. to a two-way contract while also offering summer-league deals to former UA and BYU guard Alex Barcello, along with former Oregon and Boise State forward Abu Kigab. Barcello transferred from Arizona in the spring of 2019 just before Koloko arrived.
"When can he contribute? I think that's probably a fair question. We probably won't know until we get to be around him a little bit more. But I think as far as being a 7-foot rim protector that we don't have, that's what he is.
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