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BYU basketball players Keba Keita and Khadim Mboup are returning home to lighten their load.
A trio of Cougars are joining forces with other college players, including Ibi Traore ( Utah ) and Malick Diallo (TCU) The first camp will be in Mboup ’s country of Senegal ( June 3-4 ) with the second one set for Mali ( June 7-8) .
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