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Home Opinion Editorials Justin Jackson

Sagaba Konate signs with agent, options remain open to return to West Virginia

by Justin Jackson, The Dominion Post
April 29, 2019
in Justin Jackson, Men's Basketball, Sports, WVU Sports
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Sagaba Konate has been criticized for staying in the NBA Draft rather than coming back to WVU, but is that really fair? (Ben Queen/USA Today Sports)

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MORGANTOWN, W. Va. -- West Virginia forward Sagaba Konate has signed with BDA Sports Management, an NBA certified agency that
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