AUBURN — Auburn basketball may be one of the last teams still playing, but it kicked off its offseason Tuesday, March 31, announcing the signing of French 7-footer Narcisse Ngoy for the 2026-27 season.

With KeShawn Murphy out of eligibility, Auburn needed a major boost to its front court for next season. It got that on Tuesday when 7-foot French center Narcisse Ngoy signed with the Tigers. Ngoy comes to Auburn from the French Elite 2 League,

Auburn basketball head coach Steven Pearl spoke to media on Monday to, among other items, break down Auburn‘s hiring of former Louisville assistant Brian Kloman as the Tigers’ new GM. Specifically, Pearl was asked why he decided to bring Kloman into the fold.

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Players on both sides of the ball say Byrum Brown is elevating the entire roster through two weeks of practice.

Auburn basketball has added to its 2026-27 roster with the addition of 7-foot center Narcisse Ngoy, who recently played for France’s Elite 2 League. Auburn‘s social media account revealed the news on Tuesday morning with a press release,

These three Tigers could find themselves exploring other options after the season.

The Auburn guard is chasing Johni Broome for sixth place on the single-season scoring list as the Tigers prepare for their NIT semifinals matchup with Illinois State on Thursday evening.