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Seck Mor Commits to USF

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Riordan's Seck Mor has committed to USF!

Love this kids potential. And easily one of the best recruits USF has ever gotten ahold of.
 
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*Mor Seck

Well, certainly one of the best-looking bigs they've nabbed in a long time, possibly the best since the program was restarted after the "death penalty" they gave themselves after the Quentin Dailey scandal.
 
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Don Lofgren. Bill Russell. Mike Farmer. KC Jones. Fred LaCour. Gene Brown. Kevin Restani. Joe Ellis. Erwin Mueller. Eric Fernsten. Phil Smith. Ollie Johnson. James Hardy. Bill Cartwright. Winford Boynes. Russ Gumina. Dave Lee. Pete Cross.

If Seck is even close to any of those former USF stars, well, the Dons are back in business. But that remains to be seen. This kid is the very definition of "raw talent."
 
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Congrats to the young man, Mor!
Question on reclassification: How does a student re-classify one class up? I would think he would need to complete the required HS course load to earn a diploma.
 
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Don Lofgren. Bill Russell. Mike Farmer. KC Jones. Fred LaCour. Gene Brown. Kevin Restani. Joe Ellis. Erwin Mueller. Eric Fernsten. Phil Smith. Ollie Johnson. James Hardy. Bill Cartwright. Winford Boynes. Russ Gumina. Dave Lee. Pete Cross.

If Seck is even close to any of those former USF stars, well, the Dons are back in business. But that remains to be seen. This kid is the very definition of "raw talent."

No Gerald Walker on that list?
 
Im a sucker for local talent staying local and having a decent career at the hilltop such as Walker, Darrell Tucker, Ali Thomas, John Duggan off the top of my head.
Also Dior Lowhorn, Frankie Ferrari and Jordan Ratinho.
 
Didn’t Kevin Ellis -Serra, and the son of Joe Ellis also play on the Hilltop?. Billy Reid also part of that Dons team with Winfield Boynes and Bill Cartwright
 
this guy mor seck got some pressure on him from all these names. boy bess be in the lab... he need work to live up to russell and cartwright
 
this guy mor seck got some pressure on him from all these names. boy bess be in the lab... he need work to live up to russell and cartwright

Indeed. The original posting person seemingly has no clue as to the hoops history on the hilltop. That's OK. But, having watched this youngster in action, he is very far from a polished performer. He is very raw. He is tall, fast and jumps high. He could have a tremendous future as a track and field athlete. As for actual basketball skills, well, there are gaps. Lots of them. The one thing the Dons can do is to emphasize the defensive end of the floor. He can be a factor immediately there. No question. Offense? It's a work in progress. Interestingly, Bill Russell was somewhat similar coming out of McClymonds in the early 1950s. He was very raw. He was tall, fast and jumped high. He, in fact, was a terrific track and field athlete. And defense was his forte early on at USF. He developed into an offensive threat as the years went by. Is this kid another Bill Russell? Who knows?
 
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Indeed. The original posting person seemingly has no clue as to the hoops history on the hilltop. That's OK. But, having watched this youngster in action, he is very far from a polished performer. He is very raw. He is tall, fast and jumps high. He could have a tremendous future as a track and field athlete. As for actual basketball skills, well, there are gaps. Lots of them. The one thing the Dons can do is to emphasize the defensive end of the floor. He can be a factor immediately there. No question. Offense? It's a work in progress. Interestingly, Bill Russell was somewhat similar coming out of McClymonds in the early 1950s. He was very raw. He was tall, fast and jumped high. He, in fact, was a terrific track and field athlete. And defense was his forte early on at USF. He developed into an offensive threat as the years went by. Is this kid another Bill Russell? Who knows?
bless his heart... last year he compared him to the #2 pick in the nba draft. literally being tall and black is where the comparisons end with them 2.
 
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There is also the comfort factor. He appears to be right at home now in San Francisco. And that has to count for something when you are from a foreign country and still a teen.

Exactly his main recruiter was Mamadou N’Diaye at USF so there was definitely a comfort factor for someone living 1000000000 miles away from home as a teenager, seems logical maybe after getting settled in that he didn’t want to pack up and move to rural America alone again......but ofc we don’t treat these young men as human beings there must be something wrong with them if they don’t jump at the chance to play at a blue blood
 
Congrats and very happy for this young man. His uncle is an assistant coach at USF that encouraged his family to send Mor to the US. Impressive for a kid to come to a new country, learning a third language - English, has only played organized basketball 2 years and to have a strong support system here in the US and at home. Look forward to seeing Mor's journey moving forward. Here's a clip that GOAT provided last month.

 
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Exactly his main recruiter was Mamadou N’Diaye at USF so there was definitely a comfort factor for someone living 1000000000 miles away from home as a teenager, seems logical maybe after getting settled in that he didn’t want to pack up and move to rural America alone again......but ofc we don’t treat these young men as human beings there must be something wrong with them if they don’t jump at the chance to play at a blue blood
i get it... but lawrence has 100,000 people in it and when you play for KU you are hardly ever alone. It isnt like he was going to Independence Junior College. Its the Jayhawks!!!
either way is N'Diyae the old North Carolina Tarheel?
 
i get it... but lawrence has 100,000 people in it and when you play for KU you are hardly ever alone. It isnt like he was going to Independence Junior College. Its the Jayhawks!!!
either way is N'Diyae the old North Carolina Tarheel?
N'Diaye is a former Auburn Tiger
 
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lets be honest.. it isnt like he was going to carolina, kansas or kentucky. he needed usf more than they needed him.
That may be true, but he could've gone to Pepperdine, LMU, San Diego, Fullerton, etc. I'm just glad he's staying in the Bay.
 
Don Lofgren. Bill Russell. Mike Farmer. KC Jones. Fred LaCour. Gene Brown. Kevin Restani. Joe Ellis. Erwin Mueller. Eric Fernsten. Phil Smith. Ollie Johnson. James Hardy. Bill Cartwright. Winford Boynes. Russ Gumina. Dave Lee. Pete Cross.

If Seck is even close to any of those former USF stars, well, the Dons are back in business. But that remains to be seen. This kid is the very definition of "raw talent."
He's nowhere close to those guys. Being a Dons fan, I hope they make it work.
 
Certainly. And perhaps Wallace Bryant as well.
Im a sucker for local talent staying local and having a decent career at the hilltop such as Walker, Darrell Tucker, Ali Thomas, John Duggan off the top of my head.
Duggan was a disappointment. He hit key 3's at Kezar (Irish won anyway) but hits the rim for the Dons.
Don't forget Booker T. Washington.
 
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