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Jacob Furphy and Anderson are poised for breakout NCAA seasons after stellar performances at the FIBA U19 World Cup.

Jacob Furphy is making waves on the international stage, showcasing his remarkable talent at the FIBA U19 World Cup. The UConn Huskies commit has been a scoring machine for Australia, averaging an impressive 21.3 points per game with a staggering 60.4% true shooting percentage. His ability to drain three-pointers at a 42% clip, while attempting 8.3 per game, highlights his offensive versatility and sharp shooting skills. Furphy`s dynamic ball handling and relentless defensive energy, reflected in his 2.3 steals per game, position him as a potential game-changer in the upcoming NCAA season.

Meanwhile, another standout from the tournament is Anderson from Germany, who is expected to elevate his game in his sophomore season at Texas Tech. Averaging 14.5 points per game, Anderson`s development will be closely watched as he aims to make a significant impact in Lubbock. These emerging talents from the FIBA U19 World Cup are set to reshape the NCAA basketball landscape, bringing fresh excitement and high expectations for the upcoming season. For more insights on these players, check out the latest NCAAB news and their NCAA basketball stats.

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