Day two of group stage action at the 2023 FIBA World Cup wrapped up on Saturday morning. Following an opening day stretch that saw former Kentucky players Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Canada) and Karl-Anthony Towns (Dominican Republic) shine in wins for their respective teams, another one-time Wildcat took the floor on Saturday — unfortunately with a different end result.
Suiting up for South Sudan, which is making its FIBA World Cup debut, Wenyen Gabriel is one of the country’s top players in the event.