Marist University’s men’s basketball program is set to welcome a nine‑player influx for the 2026‑27 season, a move that has generated considerable buzz among fans and analysts alike.
Head coach John Dunne, now in his ninth year at the helm, described the newcomers as a blend of size, skill and versatility that should complement the existing core.
Spotlight on New Additions
Among the arrivals, Brandon Arnold brings a New York background and All‑NEPSAC recognition, while Dywane Chess arrives as the top prospect from Rhode Island and recent ISL MVP.
Logan Franz offers a high‑motor skill set that stretches the floor and anchors the defense, and Jack Graham brings a proven scoring touch from his time at the University of New Hampshire.
Brady MacAdams, a First Team All‑PCL selection, and Edward Onyia, the Northeast‑10 Rookie of the Year, add further depth, while Logan Rodriguez re‑classified to the Class of 2026 to join the Red Foxes.
Cameron Sweeney, who holds the program’s all‑time scoring record, and Josh Williams, a junior‑college scoring standout, round out the group, which also includes Jadin Collins‑Roberts and Myles Parker.
Looking Ahead
The Red Foxes have posted a 57‑win stretch over the past three seasons, their strongest three‑year run in nearly two decades, positioning them as contenders in the upcoming campaign.
With a blend of experienced returnees and fresh talent, Marist aims to maintain its upward trajectory and compete fiercely in the upcoming season.