TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) – Tanor Ngom’s journey has taken him from Senegal to France to Spain to Germany to Canada, and for the last two years to Tallahassee, where he enjoyed life as a student-athlete at Florida State University. On Saturday, he continues his journey as he makes the short, but incredibly important walk across the graduation stage to shake the hand of FSU president Richard McCullough as he officially becomes a college graduate. He’ll be the first in his family to graduate from college, earning his bachelor’s degree in Social Science. For Ngom, changing the culture within his family is a fact that is not lost on the imposing 7-2 post player. “I am the first of my family to graduate college and I have the bragging rights for life,” said Ngom. “It’s going to be a special moment when I walk across that stage. I am going to soak in every part of the atmosphere as if it were an NCAA Tournament game.” Also not lost on Ngom, is that he wi