Mamoudou Diarra: The Malian Tower Dominating for MAS Basketball
Mamoudou Diarra, the 6'9" Malian forward with NBA G-League experience, has taken the Moroccan basketball scene by storm since joining MAS Fès. His presence in the paint has transformed the team's defensive identity, while his ability to stretch the floor makes him a nightmare matchup for opposing centers.
His dominance has not gone unnoticed; Wear'Basketball recently announced Diarra as the Player of the Month for November, a testament to his consistent high-level play and leadership on the court.
Diarra has been putting up monster numbers in the 2025-2026 season, consistently delivering double-double performances that have propelled MAS Fès to the top of the standings. His recent stat lines highlight his dominance on both ends of the floor:
- 28 Points, 14 Rebounds, 3 Blocks vs AS Salé
- 24 Points, 11 Rebounds, 2 Steals vs FUS Rabat
- 32 Points, 9 Rebounds, 4 Assists vs KACM Marrakech
Recent social media updates highlight his explosive impact on the court:
The highlight reel above showcases his elite athleticism and finishing ability, while team updates underscore his role as a central pillar in their championship pursuit and celebrate his Player of the Month honors:
Diarra's consistent dominance has solidified MAS as a top contender this season. His journey from Cincinnati and Tennessee Tech to the professional courts of Africa continues to inspire the next generation of talent.
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