Like Achiuwa and former Memphis big man James Wiseman, Cisse could end up being a one-and-done for Penny Hardaway. He’s projected as a first-round pick in 2021 according to at least one mock draft. “An elite athlete with ideal size, great coordination and awesome leaping ability,” per NBADraftRoom.com. “Cisse is a great shot blocker and a real game changer on the defensive end.”Donβt know where @moussacisse224 headed but wherever it is, he bout to be a problem π¬π³π€ #Memphis #FSU #BBN #LSU #UGA #Hoyas Moussa Cisse π6 βοΈπ pic.twitter.com/o5BvoUcFnm
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A native of Guinea, Cisse spent two seasons at New York powerhouse Christ the King before transferring to Lausanne. He is one of several talented African players to reclassify this summer and take the next step in their careers. Adama Sanogo of The Patrick School (N.J.) reclassified and signed with UConn. His former teammate, Jonathan Kuminga, a native of the Democratic Republic of Congo, will announce Thursday and is expected to turn pro. Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter Follow ZAGSBLOGHoops on Instagram And Like ZAGS on FacebookOfficial π― pic.twitter.com/VFKoiQ7hfE
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