General
Four-star post prospect who attended prep school in Arizona after moving to the United states from Senegal … Ranked No. 18 in the 2025 class by 247Sports, and the No. 2 center … No. 14 overall prospect according to On3 in the 2025 class and the top-ranked center … Judged the No. 2 prospect in Arizona by ArizonaPreps.com … Also had offers from Duke, Kansas, Alabama, Washington and Arizona State … Has a college-ready frame with tremendous athleticism and a high motor … Has the potential to be a high-level defender, rim protector, rebounder and floor-runner … Answers to “Mo”
2025-26 (freshman at Georgia Tech)
Appeared in 16 games, starting 15…Started the first 14 games of the season before being sidelined for 15 of the final 17 games due to injury…Played a combined 10:51 minutes in the two games he appeared in before missing the final 11 games…Tallied 10 double-figure scoring performances in his 16 games and registered five double-doubles…Opened his freshman season with a promising start, dropping double-doubles in the first three games to become the first Yellow Jacket freshman since 2002-03 (Chris Bosh) to do so…Became just the third player in the ACC in the last 30 years to start his career with three consecutive double-doubles, joining Bosh and Duke’s Kyle Filipowski (2022-23)…Pulled down 15 rebounds in his collegiate debut against UMES to go along with 14 points…The 15-rebound performance marked the most by a Yellow Jacket freshman in his first game…Added 11 rebounds and 10 points in Tech’s next game against Bryant…Scored career-high 16 points, while securing 10 rebounds against Southeastern Louisiana…Recorded his fourth double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds against Georgia Southern before logging his fifth against West Georgia (13 points/11 rebounds)…Appeared in only three ACC games and averaged 8.1 minutes…Led Georgia Tech in rebounding in the first five games and six overall.
High School
Attended Bella Vista College Preparatory School in Phoenix, Ariz., and played on its national team … Is a member of NBA Academy Africa and the SEED Academy in Senegal … Was a nominee for the McDonald’s All-American Game in 2025
Coach Stoudamire says – “We’re excited to have Mo in the fold! He will impact us from Day 1. With Baye [Ndongo] back along with our other post additions, we’ll have one of the top front courts in the country. Mo can guard five positions. He immediately gives us another offensive rebounder and rim runner, and he is an elite shot blocker. He’s underrated around the basket, and his offensive game will grow!”
