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BORN: 10/01/2001
HEIGHT: 206 cm
WEIGHT: 113 kg
LAST TEAM: Memphis Tigers (NCAA)
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INTRODUCTION
Malcolm Dandridge spent five seasons as the backup center for the Memphis Tigers, consistently providing energy and interior presence. He is an efficient finisher around the rim (58.7% FG in his NCAA career), showing good instincts in cutting and moving without the ball. Dandridge is effective in post-up situations, using solid footwork and strong positioning, and sets reliable on-ball screens to free up teammates. However, he has shown inconsistency as a roller, sometimes committing offensive fouls or traveling violations (1.2 turnovers per game in just 14.5 minutes of play).
His offensive range remains limited, as does his ability to facilitate for others, but he contributes effectively within close distance to the basket. Defensively, Dandridge is an excellent rim protector and a reliable rebounder, leveraging his strength and verticality to control the paint. Despite his decent mobility, he can struggle when switched onto the perimeter, where he tends to rely heavily on his hands and may encounter foul management issues.
Overall, Dandridge is a physical and energetic interior player capable of anchoring the paint on both ends of the floor. With continued work on discipline and offensive versatility, he projects as a valuable rotational big for mid-level professional leagues, especially in systems emphasizing interior defense and pick-and-roll finishing.