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Flory Bidunga entered the transfer portal, according to Joe Tipton of On3 Sports.
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Returning to Kansas remains a strong option.

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Kansas Former Five-Star Recruit Flory Bidunga Enters the Transfer Portal
Flory Bidunga averaged 5.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 1.6 blocks during his freshman campaign in Lawrence. Now the former star recruit is in the transfer portal.
KU Jayhawks freshman Flory Bidunga to enter transfer portal. But will he leave?
Flory Bidunga is entering the transfer portal, but his guardian tells The Star that a return to Kansas is in play.
2024 Indiana Mr. Basketball Flory Bidunga to enter transfer portal, leave Kansas
The former Kokomo star averaged 5.9 points and 5.4 rebounds, while shooting 69.8% from the field as a freshman at Kansas this season.
Kansas basketball forward Flory Bidunga intends to enter transfer portal, per reports
Flory Bidunga might not return to Kansas basketball for his sophomore season. According to reports, he intends to enter the transfer portal.
Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Flory Bidunga, transfer portal chaos & Bill Self’s coaching
The NCAA transfer portal opened Monday. It’s been a whirlwind couple of days for the Jayhawks. Not only is KU interested in several players, but Kansas forward Zach Clemence became the first Jayhawk to enter the portal with plans of departing.
Kansas big man plans to enter transfer portal
One Kansas freshman who saw success with the Jayhawks in 2024-25 is planning to test the transfer portal waters. Center Flory Bidunga informed the KU coaching staff that he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal,
Kansas basketball's freshman center enters transfer portal
Kansas basketball freshman big man Flory Bidunga has decided to enter the transfer portal after its first-round loss.
Why KU guard Elmarko Jackson — after redshirt season — is excited for next year’s team
Kansas basketball guards Elmarko Jackson, Rylan Griffen and Noah Shelby, as well as forwards Flory Bidunga and Justin Cross, stopped by Haskell University’s Coffin Complex over the weekend to watch future Jayhawk Darryn Peterson lead his California Prolific Prep team to two victories and the Grind Session World Championship.
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