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• Game-By-Game Statistics
• Totaled two points, three rebounds and one block at 13th-ranked Kentucky (1/18/14).
• Had two points and a block in six minutes off the bench vs. Tusculum College (1/4/14).
• Came off the bench to log six points and three rebounds as the Vols beat Tennessee State (11/22/13).
• Made his Tennessee debut in the season-opener at Xavier (11/12/13) and grabbed four rebounds in seven minutes off the bench.

• Was coached at Indian Hills by Barret Peery.
• Had his season significantly shortened due to a foot injury.
• Pulled down 11 rebounds and also added five points during a win over North Iowa Area Community College (12/18/12).
• With a team that included several Division I signees, Indian Hills posted a final record of 26-4 (7-1 ICCAA).

• Shot 62 percent from the field while helping lead Indian Hills to a 33-4 overall record, the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference championship and both the regular-season and postseason Region XI titles.
• The Warriors entered the season ranked by The Sporting News as the No. 1 team in that publication's preseason national junior college poll.

• Attended Body of Christ Academy in Raleigh, N.C.
• Selected to participate in the Swanny's Basketball Classic in North Myrtle Beach, S.C., in January 2011.
• Signed with Western Carolina in November 2010 but never enrolled there.

• Attended Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, Texas, where he was coached by Patrick Washington.
• In Ndiaye's two seasons at WWHS, the Wildcats won 48 games and made back-to-back regional semifinal appearances.
• Played AAU basketball for the DFW Urban Elite Program.

• Full name is Rawane Ndiaye
• Goes by the nickname "Pops"
• Sept. 29, 1990, in New York City (Manhattan)
• Academic major: Psychology
• Chose UT over Auburn, LSU, South Carolina and TCU
• Parents are Dame Ndiaye and Khady Sine
• Grew up in New York City (Bronx).
• Speaks four languages: Arabic, English, French and Wolof
• Recipient of the Estep Athletic Scholarship