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Saturday / November 23.

Q & A With Hamady N’Diaye; Madness Stirs Controversy

Entering tonight’s MidKnight Madness event at Rutgers, SNY’s Adam Zagoria conducted a question and answer session with Rutgers 6-foot-11, 235-pound junior center Hamady N’Diaye, a native of Senegal. N’Diaye was named the regular season MVP of the Star-Ledger Summer League at Rutgers, where he averaged 11.7 points, 12 rebounds and 7.4 blocks.

DO YOU FEEL YOU IMPROVED PLAYING IN THE SUMMER LEAGUE?

I was trying to get as much better as possible every year. This summer I just got more confident in my movement and everything that I did, from offense to defense to rebounding to everything that can help out. Every part of my game got better and got more disciplined.

Read the full interview here.

**Check out the story I wrote on the history of Midnight Madness and the events at St. John’s and Kentucky stirring controversy.

**Jerry Carino also has an in-depth Q&A with RU head coach Fred Hill.

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