SAN JOSE, Calif.—This week, we introduce Spartan fans to three more student-athletes who are joining the San José State men's basketball program this fall. First up is Adrame Diongue, a 7-0 center from Senegal who is transferring from Washington State and will be a sophomore this upcoming season.
Adrame Diongue, 7-0, Center, Dakar, Senegal/AZ Compass Prep/Washington State
- Played the 2022-23 season at Washington State where he saw action in 23 games
- Blocked three shots in games against UCLA and Arizona
- Was rated a four-star and a top-50 recruit by ESPN coming out of high school
- AZ Compass Prep finished 24-5 in 2021-22 and made their second-straight trip to the GEICO Nationals in Florida
- Averaged 11 points, six rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game his senior year
- Grew up playing soccer in Senegal
Coach Tim Miles on Adrame
“I really enjoyed getting to know Adrame. His personality will make him a great teammate. He has a voice and leadership qualities that every team needs. On the basketball floor, his length, quickness, and athleticism are off the charts. Adrame’s upside is extremely exciting.”
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