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Cartier Diarra leaving K-State

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By Mitch Fortner on March 26, 2020 K-State Sports, Sports

Cartier Diarra has put his name in the transfer portal Wednesday afternoon.

K-State head coach Bruce Weber released a statment to go along with the news:

“Cartier has informed me of his desire to test his pro basketball opportunities with the option to transfer to another school for his final season of eligibility. I’m supportive of Cartier’s decision and appreciate the time he has given this program the last four years. He has been a part of many great moments here. We look forward to him graduating this spring and pursuing his dream of playing pro basketball.”

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