PSA Cardinals' Kamissoko sets officals | Zagsblog
Recent Posts
About ZagsBlog
Adam Zagoria covers basketball at all levels. He is the author of two books and an award-winning journalist whose articles have appeared in ESPN The Magazine, SLAM, Sheridan Hoops, Sports Illustrated, Basketball Times and in newspapers nationwide.
Follow Zags on Twitter
Couldn't connect with Twitter
Contact Zags
Connect with Zags:
Wednesday / October 7.
  • PSA Cardinals’ Kamissoko sets officals

    Share Zagsblog Share Zagsblog

    By ZACH SMART

    In culminating a summer in which he cemented his status as a versatile five-star recruit with the PSA Cardinals, Class of 2027 wing/forward Moussa Kamissoko has released a scheduled visits list.

    The 6-foot-8 Kamissiko, who plays at traditional national power Long Island Lutheran, is slated to visit Florida State (Aug. 28-30), Syracuse (Sept. 3-4), Virginia (Sept. 5-6), Oklahoma State (Sept. 12-13), and BYU (Sept. 15-17).

    He will then follow these up with visits to Illinois (Sept. 18-20), UConn (Sept. 25-27), Louisville (Oct.6-7), and Baylor (Oct. 16-18).

    The Nike EYBL environment provided a major proving ground for Kamissoko, who starred alongside highly coveted Class of 2027 guard Micah Gordon and equally hotly pursued Class of 2028 wing Colton Hiller.

    Long and explosive, Kamissoko displayed a refined three-level scoring aptitude.

    He came of age with his knack for triggering runs with timely spurt-ability and a vastly improved 3-point touch.

    In proving himself multi-layered threat on both ends of the floor, Kamissiko readies himself for the rigors of a leadership role at LUHI.

    Like Kayden Mingo (Baylor), Dylan Mingo (Baylor), Nigel James (Marquette), Kiyan Anthony (Syracuse), and several notable other high major players prior to him, Kamissoko will enter his senior season as an established, weathered veteran.

    Kamissoko detonated onto the national AAU scene right from the start, thriving during EYBL Session I in Memphis.

    He registered his imprint as a creative scorer with a manipulative one on one repertoire. With his ability to handle it like a guard and prolonged development of his left hand, Kamissoko elicited mismatch headaches.

    “The length that Kamissoko has, him being able to guard multiple positions, he will attack the defensive glass, all of these factors (differentiate him),” said PSA Cardinals head coach Donovan Jones.

    “He’s a coach-able kid. He is paying attention to all of the little details. He can go anywhere in that SEC conference, in the Big East, the Big 10. How he develops his body will determine a lot, because those are all physical conferences.”

    Follow Zach Smart on Twitter

    Follow ZAGSBLOGHoops on Instagram

    Like ZAGS on Facebook

    No comments

    leave a comment

  • } });
    X