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On the heels of welcoming Joel Embiid to our family last week, Under Armour Basketball is excited to announce two young and dynamic talents have joined the roster: Mo Bamba and Hamidou Diallo.
“Under Armour appreciates how culturally important basketball is in Harlem. They feel that Harlem pride and responsibility that I carry, and are ready to support my long-term vision of giving back to the community that raised me.”– Mo Bamba, Center, Orlando Magic
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Hami is joining the Under Armour basketball family with the physical tools to match any wing in the League. His time on the Under Armour Association (UAA) circuit in 2015 saw him average 22.5 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. He participated in Under Armour’s 2015 SC30 Select Camp with Stephen Curry as his mentor, as well as the 2015 NBPA Top 100 Camp and the 2016 Elite 24 showcase, in which he was one of three MVPs. Each time, Hami put in work and proved he can excel against the best. He’ll now have the opportunity to show the world what he’s made of as a key player of the Oklahoma City Thunder, alongside teammate and fellow Under Armour athlete Terrance Ferguson.
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