MBB Adds Iguodala II to its 2025 Signing Class
4/26/2025 3:00:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Son of four-time NBA Champ is Baylor’s second player in four years from Link Academy
WACO, Texas – Baylor men's basketball officially welcomed wing Andre Iguodala to its 2025 signing class on Saturday, head coach Scott Drew announced.
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"Andre is a talented player with great athleticism who wants to be coached," Drew said. "He has a championship pedigree and will fit right in with our Culture of JOY. The Baylor Family will really enjoy getting to know him once he arrives on campus."
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The son of 19-year NBA veteran Andre Iguodala, he helped Link Academy to a 22-9 record this season and a Nike Elite Youth Basketball Scholastic League championship. The Lions clinched a No. 2 seed in the Chipotle Nationals, falling in the semifinals to Dynamic Prep, 77-55.
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The 6-foot-7 wing was rated as a three-star prospect chose the Bears over reported offers from Arizona and Cal.
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Iguodala II joins fellow 2025 signee Tounde Yessoufou, a five-star forward from California. In addition to his fellow freshman, Iguodala joins a re-tooled Baylor roster, with six transfers that total 484 games of Division I experience.
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Baylor men's basketball is coming off its school record sixth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, joining Gonzaga and Houston as the only teams that have won at least one tournament game in each of those six appearances.
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"Andre is a talented player with great athleticism who wants to be coached," Drew said. "He has a championship pedigree and will fit right in with our Culture of JOY. The Baylor Family will really enjoy getting to know him once he arrives on campus."
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The son of 19-year NBA veteran Andre Iguodala, he helped Link Academy to a 22-9 record this season and a Nike Elite Youth Basketball Scholastic League championship. The Lions clinched a No. 2 seed in the Chipotle Nationals, falling in the semifinals to Dynamic Prep, 77-55.
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The 6-foot-7 wing was rated as a three-star prospect chose the Bears over reported offers from Arizona and Cal.
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Iguodala II joins fellow 2025 signee Tounde Yessoufou, a five-star forward from California. In addition to his fellow freshman, Iguodala joins a re-tooled Baylor roster, with six transfers that total 484 games of Division I experience.
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Baylor men's basketball is coming off its school record sixth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, joining Gonzaga and Houston as the only teams that have won at least one tournament game in each of those six appearances.
Follow @BaylorMBB on X, Instagram and Facebook for additional updates. Â
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