Bamba Fall
Senegalese basketball player, professional athlete
Born
May 27th, 1986
38 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Senegal
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Born in Senegal in 1986, played basketball at both the collegiate and professional levels. Played for several teams in various leagues, including stints in the United States and Europe. Moved to the United States for college basketball, where competition elevated skills and performance. Participated in international competitions representing Senegal, contributing to the national team's efforts in FIBA tournaments.
Competed in FIBA Africa Championship
Played for several teams in the Senegalese league
Played NCAA basketball at the University of Memphis
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