Former Big 12 recruit has change of plans
A one-time Kansas State signee, Ousmane Cisse has a change of plans. The 6-foot-8, 245-pound power forward from Community Christian School in McDonough, Ga., will now take his game to the Northeast.
Cisse told Rivals.com that he'll suit up for Northeastern University next year.
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"I'm going to Boston," Cisse said after his Community Christian School's 93-61 win over Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy on Wednesday night.
Cisse, a native of Ivory Coast, visited the Colonial Conference school two weeks ago. He will join CCS teammate point guard Bapiste Bataille, a French native, at Northeastern. Cisse also visited Eastern Michigan.
"I like the team up there. They have good players and a really good coach," Cisse said. "I think I can fit in there and help them out."
Cisse is a big-bodied four man that will help the Huskies on the glass. Offensively, he's still a work in progress. Cisse signed early. He'll be back in action on Thursday night when CCS plays host to Toronto Prep in the NEAA NIT tournament in metro Atlanta.