
San Diego State Adds Nigerian Forward Samson Mashebinu to Revitalize Roster
Samson Mashebinu, a 6‑foot‑8 Nigerian freshman, joins San Diego State after a visa odyssey, joining a roster reshaped by injury and global recruitment.
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Samson Mashebinu, a 6‑foot‑8 Nigerian freshman, joins San Diego State after a visa odyssey, joining a roster reshaped by injury and global recruitment.

After a lengthy visa process that took him from Nigeria to Senegal and finally to San Diego, forward Samson Mashebinu arrives on campus, filling the final scholarship spot amid a wave of foreign‑born players.

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The Aztecs captured an 11‑6 win over New Mexico, saw transfer Nick Anderson sidelined for the season, and celebrated individual golf accolades.

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