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The University of Dayton will play 14 non‑conference games next season, including five straight home contests and notable exhibitions against Morehead State, Siena and Southeastern Louisiana, as the program capitalizes on recent NCAA rule changes.
The 7‑foot‑1 Spanish prospect joins Siena after a bronze‑medal performance, citing academic and athletic ambitions as key to his decision.
Siena College’s men’s basketball program is poised for a breakthrough season, driven by coach Nevada Smith’s optimism, a revamped up‑tempo offense, and a roster enriched by global talent.
The University at Albany will host Siena College on December 12, 2024, renewing a series that has seesawed over the past decade and is part of a four‑year agreement to alternate home venues.
Despite inclement weather, the Fifth Annual Siena Basketball Court Rehab Dedication and Ice Cream Social will be held indoors at 160 N. Main Ave. in Albany, featuring coaches, players and complimentary treats.
Siena’s men’s and women’s basketball programs will host a free community event on July 30 in Albany, celebrating a newly renovated court while supporting St. Anne Institute.
Siena University’s men’s basketball program welcomes Nevada Smith for his first official game on November 2, 2026, against Bryant University in Rhode Island. The matchup marks the second straight year the two schools meet, and Siena hopes to build on last season’s championship run.
Riley Mulvey, a former Siena University basketball player, has signed professionally with BKM Lučenec in Slovakia, viewing the move as the first step toward a potential career in Japan. He praises new Siena teammates and expresses optimism for the program under new coach Nevada Smith.
After a standout season that helped Siena capture the Metro Conference and earn an NCAA Tournament berth, Riley Mulvey is heading to Slovakia to begin his professional journey with BKM Lučenec. He speaks optimistically about the future of Siena's program under new coach Nevada Smith and outlines ambitions that extend far beyond the Slovak league.
Marquette’s men’s basketball team travels to Langley, British Columbia, to face the University of Calgary on July 29, a game that pits strong three‑point shooting against a team looking to improve its perimeter game, while broadcast details remain unresolved.
Marquette's men's basketball squad embarks on a Canadian leg of its summer schedule, opening against the University of Calgary in Langley Township on July 29.
A Madrid-born forward prepares for international competition after a standout season in Spain, joining a roster that blends NCAA talent with seasoned prospects.
A Division II national champion and undefeated 3x3 international player, Pace Prosser joins Siena University with high hopes for a rapid rise to Division I success.
Junior guard Pace Prosser brings a championship pedigree and a fast‑tempo vision to Siena University, aiming to translate his Division II title and undefeated 3x3 run into NCAA tournament contention.
Andrés Amón, a 7‑1 center from Madrid, is set to compete for Spain at the FIBA U20 Eurobasket Tournament and will soon begin his collegiate career at Siena.
Senior point guard Tan Yildizoglu, a Turkish native with U.S. college experience, is shaping the Siena Saints' roster and mentoring newcomers ahead of the upcoming season.
Boston point guard Malik Adamson has pledged to join Siena College for the 2027‑28 basketball season, citing the school's supportive environment and a promising coaching vision as key factors.
Pace Prosser, a Pennsylvania native, has pledged to Siena University after leading Gannon to a national title. He is now set to compete for Team USA in the 2026 FIBA 3x3 Nations League Americas Conference in Ñuñoa, Chile, a qualifier for the U23 World Cup in China.
Nevada Smith, the recently appointed head coach of Siena’s men’s basketball program, brings a blend of NBA G League success, international experience, and a deep commitment to mentorship. His journey reflects both professional achievements and a personal life shaped by family, travel, and a love for the sport.
An analysis of the Marquette men's basketball squad's 2025‑26 campaign, tracing the trajectory of each 'If' premise introduced at the start of the year and assessing the impact on key players and overall performance.
Coach Nevada Smith has finalized a 12‑player scholarship roster that mixes domestic talent with prospects from five countries, setting the stage for a summer of workouts designed to build trust and a “organized chaos” style of play.
The Saints secure a European‑trained forward, expanding their international recruitment pipeline.
Coach Nevada Smith has announced the signing of 6-9 forward Yannis Steger, a German prospect with proven performance in the Regionalliga and Bundesliga, bolstering Siena's lineup for the 2026-27 campaign.
The Saints’ men’s basketball program welcomes 6‑5 guard Mana Martin, a recent NZU20 MVP and Canterbury Rams standout, as part of a robust 2026‑27 recruiting class.