Moussa Badiane

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Moussa Badiane

Moussa Badiane (born 16 October 1981) is a French former professional basketball player.

Professional career

During his pro career, Badiane played with the French club Antibes.^[1] He was the French 2nd Division French Player's MVP in 2010.

References

^ "Moussa Badiane - Fos-sur-Mer".

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French Domestic MVP	1992: Cham 1993: Sonko 1994: Hamm 1995: Hufnagel 1996: Gharbi 1997: Condouant 1998: Vérove 1999: Keita 2000: Grétouce 2001: Cazalon 2002: Tailleman 2003: Akpomedah 2004: Melody 2005: Brun 2006: Desroses 2007: Ekanga-Ehawa 2008: Moerman 2009: Ball 2010: Badiane 2011: Da Silva 2012: Gomis 2013: Jaiteh 2014: Morandais
Foreign MVP	1992: Stansbury 1993: Crite 1994: Banks 1995: Banks 1996: Booth 1997: Lear 1998: Terry 1999: Stevenson 2000: Hatcher 2001: Miller 2002: Turner 2003: Jones 2004: Starosta 2005: Patterson 2006: Banks 2007: Ball 2008: Freeman 2009: Craven 2010: Gipson 2011: Carter 2012: Cassie 2013: Wood 2014: Peacock
Unified MVP	2015: Gardner 2016: Burton 2017: Peacock 2018: Johnson 2019: Jefferson 2020: N/A 2021: Jackson-Cartwright 2022: Batemon 2023: Dossou-Yovo

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