Angok is one of the more intriguing frontcourt prospects in the 2025 class. He’s one of those players that can impact a game without scoring, as he has the vision and length to deliver accurate passes to his cutting teammates out of the post, can get up for rebounds, and is comfortable moving his feet when switched on a smaller player. Showcased comfort knocking down jumpers from mid-range or three, with a high release allowing him to score over size closer to the basket. Has the athleticism to run the floor for transition buckets, and quickly get up to contest/block shots inside.

Angok Kucha Angok Kucha 6'7" | PF Rochester John Marshall | 2025 State MN – Kucha is a six-foot-seven-inch forward that has scored 32 points in his last 3 games and grabbed 11 rebounds versus Albert Lea and 14 boards versus Mankato West. Versus Mankato West he also handed out 6 assists, nabbed 2 steals and blocked 2 shots. Kucha runs the floor well, and is a good athlete that can step out on the perimeter and make 3-pointers. 

Angok has been one of the bigger frontcourt stock risers of the spring/summer, putting together some nice performances for MN Laceup. His physical attributes are enough to catch your eye, as he has a long 6’7 frame combined with mobility and explosive athleticism. In the game I watched he threw down three explosive dunks in the open floor, and was consistently beating opposing forwards with his effort sprinting rim-to-rim. Defensively he wasn’t blocking as many shots as usual, but you could tell he was having an impact forcing a lot of misses around the rim. Showed some shooting touch stepping out and knocking down a three in the 2nd half.

Angok continues to improve and show off his raw potential as a long and mobile 6’7 forward. Opposing players were shying away from finishing at the basket when Angok was nearby, as he has a long wingspan and great timing to get up and get a hand on shots. Offensively he continues to look more comfortable handling the ball and looking to attack off the dribble. Would like to see him get a bit more comfortable out of the post, but showed some intriguing perimeter skill including knocking down a pull-up three from the top of the key. Added in three dunks, including one where he came slashing in from the wing to throw down in traffic.