<p>The recruitment over Madison (IN) forward <strong>Adida</strong> <strong>Ikongshul</strong> was short. Heading into the Grassroots season, Adida was a name that many knew nothing about. He had only been in the states for a short time and only been playing the sport for a short time. Now, he's off the board and heading to Western Michigan. </p>
<p>The Indiana Elite Central small forward is a stellar athlete with plenty of raw skills and looks like he is picking up things very quickly. His biggest deterrent is his stature. At 6'5, Adida is more of a run, jump, and dunk guy with some good rebounding instincts. He will have to add in more perimeter skills down the road and refine his jumpshot. </p>
<p>Now, the Broncos are getting a guy with a lot of upside. He's long and rangy and moves well even when in the air. If he adds a legitimate jumper, things could really start to take off for him.</p>
<p>"I love the campus," Adida said of his reasons for picking Western Michigan. "They have a great business school and they are family oriented. Coach Hawkins was really excited and he said I just made his day."</p>
<p>Ikongshul said he chose Western Michigan over offers from Austin Peay and UIC. He also had interest from Cornell, Illinois State, Western Kentucky, Furman, and Eastern Kentucky.</p>
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