March 14th, 2016 // NCAA Tournament
Once again, March Madness will feature several SEED alums who will try to lead their teams deep into their respective NCAA Post-Season tournaments!
NCAA Division I
Boubacar Toure, a red-shirt freshman, and Dethie Fall, an assistant coach, and their Grand Canyon University teammates earned an At-Large bid to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament: Grand Canyon vs South Carolina State (First Round) - Grand Canyon defeated South Carolina State and will face Jackson State in the Second Round.
Daniel Gomis, a 5th year senior pursuing his Masters degree, and his Oregon State teammates earned an At-Large bid to the NCAA Tournament: #7 Oregon State vs #10 VCU, 1:30PM 3/18 (First Round)
Doudou Gueye, a junior, and his South Carolina State teammates earned an At-Large bid to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament: Grand Canyon vs South Carolina State (First Round) - Grand Canyon defeated South Carolina State.
Papa Ndao, a 5th year senior pursuing his Masters degree, and his St. Joe's teammates earned an Automatic bid in the NCAA Tournament by winning the Atlantic 10 Tournament: #8 St. Joseph's vs #9 Cincinnati, 9:57PM 3/18 (First Round)
NCAA Division II
Remy Ndiaye, a former team captain and current graduate assistant coach, and his Dallas Baptist University teammates earned an Automatic bid in the NCAA Division II Tournament by winning the Heartland Conference Tournament: #7 Dallas Baptist University vs #2 Fort Lewis - Fort Lewis defeated Dallas Baptist University.
Serigne Mboup, a 5th year senior pursuing his Masters degree, and his Union University teammates earned an Automatic bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament: #7 Union vs #2 Eckerd - Union defeated Eckerd and then lost to Barry College in the Semi-Finals.
NJCAA Tournament
Cheikh Bamba Diallo, Cheikh Djiby Fall and Ndene Gueye, all freshman student-athletes, and their Kilgore College teammates earned a big in the NJCAA Tournament: #9 Kilgore vs #8 Blinn
Fatou Diagne, a freshman and the first SEED Girl to attend a U.S. university, and her Florida Gulf Coast State teammates finished the season as the #1 team in the country and earned the top overall seed in the NJCAA Tournament: #1 Gulf Coast vs #17 team