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Syracuse Basketball Lands Siena Star

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Syracuse basketball lands Sienas Francis Folefac, boosting frontcourt depth. Folefac, a unanimous MAAC All-Rookie, averaged 11.3 points and 5.5 rebounds last season, including a standout NCAA Tournament performance against Duke. With eleven scholarship players, Syracuses roster is set for a gritty season.

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Syracuse Basketball Lands Siena Star. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 27, Syracuse basketball just snagged another gym from Siena, with sophomore Ford Francis Fulfak committing to the orange. He's the fourth from that program, joining transfer as Gavin Dodie and Tasman Goodrick, plus freshman Ryan Moesh, who flipped his pledge. This move beefs up the front court for next season. Fulfak earned unanimous MAAC All-Rookie honors last year, averaging 11.3 points per game, with solid rebounding and hustle inside. He stepped up big after Goodrick's injury, even starting games under Siena's staff, including new Syracuse assistant, Arinze Onwaku. Fans are buzzing with excitement, especially after his standout NCAA tournament performance against Duke, where he dropped 18 points, grabbed, seven boards, and shot nearly 50% including from deep. That versatility on both ends translates perfectly to coach McNamara's defensive style. Now the 2026-27 roster sits at 11 scholarship players, counting Sadiq White's return, Slovenian

Mark Marano-Mahamutović, Mali's, Avdramani Sibi, and others like Kian Anthony and Luke Wilson. Front court depth looks stacked. With a transfer portal shut since April 21, Syracuse keeps building momentum, locking in talent that fits their gritty identity watch for. This group to make noise come fall.

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