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Mohamed Bamba tries to stay cool as spotlight grows brighter


is not your average all-state standout. You don’t become scout.com’s No. 2 overall high school recruit without possessing a unique set of skills. For instance, Bamba can control a game simply with his presence at the defensive end. He is a prodigious rim protector. And he's a rebounding machine who often triggers the fast break with pinpoint outlet passes. (PA Prep Live)

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