UTSA’s 6’11” Senior Center with Elite FG% and High-Impact Interior Presence
Mo Njie, the 6’11”, 250-lb senior center for UTSA Roadrunners, stands out in the 2025-26 season with a dominant 52.4% field goal percentage [6], averaging 1.7 points and 1.9 rebounds per game [5]. While his per-game stats appear modest, his differentiators include elite efficiency near the basket, a senior-level intensity, and a physical presence that anchors UTSA’s interior defense. Njie, originally from Centerville, OH [1], brings a transfer background (joined UTSA in April 2024 [3]) and a history of steady development, including a standout freshman year at SMU where he averaged 6.6 points and 5.3 rebounds on 61.9% shooting [7]. His personality is marked by quiet reliability and a team-first mindset, making him a high-fit for teams needing a dependable, efficient backboard protector who doesn’t need the ball to impact the game. No major injury history is reported, and his intensity level remains consistently high in limited minutes.
