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What is your hometown?   |  
"Kaolack, Senegal, in West Africa."  | ||
 
Do you have any nicknames?   |  
"Stoussy."  | ||
 
Have you ever played for your national team?   |  
"Yes, the Senegalese National Team from 1990 - present."  | ||
 
What is your favorite NBA team?   |  
"I like the Houston Rockets."  | ||
 
If you could play one-on-one against anyone, who would it be?   |  
"Hakeem Olajuwon."  | ||
 
Who has been a role model for you in basketball?   |  
  "A lady I call 'Sister,' Fatou Kine Ndiaye, who used 
to play professionally in France. She lived across the street from me in Senegal."  | ||
 
Favorite food?   |  
"Rice and fish (Senegalese food) and a turkey sandwich."  | ||
 
Favorite artist or type of music?   |  
"Carribbean music"  | ||
 
Favorite television show growing up?   |  
"The Cosby Show"  | ||
 
Favorite movie?   |  
"Mrs. Doubtfire."  | ||
 
Favorite book?   |  
"The Koran."  | ||
 
Most unusual job?   |  
"Hairdresser."  | ||
 
Do you play any other sports?   |  
"Ping pong."  | ||
 
Where is your favorite place to play overseas?   |  
"France."  | ||
 
What other talents are you proud of?   |  
"I am fluent in five languages."  | ||
 
Do you have any superstitions or pre-game rituals?   |  
"No sleep two hours prior to a game, no shower two hours before a game either 
- I feel heavy."  | ||
 
What is your favorite on-court moment?   |  
"I just like when I shut the baseline off when someone is driving."  | ||
 
Do you have any brothers and sisters?   |  
"Yes! Over 20 siblings. All of their names would not fit on this page."  | ||
 
What was a defining moments or time in your life?   |  
"Coming to the United States for school."  | ||
 
What advice would you offer to young basketball players?   |  
"Practice... It's the best way to get better. And work on the fundamentals. Discipline 
is most important."  | ||
 
What types of causes do you support?   |  
"The Special Olympics."  | ||
 
What do you do in your spare time?   |  
"Be with family, read, cook, hang out with friends, dancing, going to the beach 
and seeing movies."  | ||
 
What would you be doing if you were not a basketball player?   |  
"Work on my Master's Degree."  | ||
 
When your playing career is over, what might you pursue?   |  
"I will be in business between Senegal and the United States."  | ||
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