The UST Growling Tigers' foreign student-athlete Adama Faye is out of the team, a report said.
MANILA, Philippines -- According to the school's official student publication The Varsitarian, the 6-foot-9 Faye will go back to Senegal and will not finish the season.BREAKING: Adama Faye is out of UST, a source confirms to the Varsitarian.
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