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Five-star junior Moussa Diabate impresses at City of Palms, weighing reclassification to 2020


Galloping the floor with giant strides and disproportionately long legs that look like they reach his shoulders, drifted to the corner for a 3-pointer that helped key a fourth-quarter rally. Then the 6-foot-9 junior buried another triple to help IMG Academy (FL) beat Gonzaga Prep (Washington, D.C.) in the semifinals of the City of Palms Classic. (Zag's Blog)

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