Cal State Fullerton extends mens basketball coach Dedrique Taylors contract, securing his leadership for the 2027-28 season. Taylor, the programs all-time winningest coach, led the Titans to a successful 2025-26 campaign, earning Big West Coach of the Year honors and a third-place conference finish. With this extension, Fullerton aims to build on their momentum and continue their upward trajectory.

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Cal State Fullerton alum E.J. Anosike is making waves in the China National Basketball League, leading the Hong Kong Bulls to their third straight championship and earning Finals MVP. This marks his third regular season MVP award and every major award in the NBL, including two-time all-star, slam dunk champ, scoring leader, best international player, and now Finals MVP. His success has even caught the attention of Nigerias President, who praised Anosike for showcasing Nigerias growing influence in global sports. Anosikes college career with the Titans was equally impressive, earning him Big West Newcomer of the Year honors and helping the team win the conference tournament. With this impressive resume, Anosike is poised for a successful pro career on the world stage.

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Cal State Fullertons Titans mens basketball team welcomes Marley Zeller, a six-foot-five guard from Portland, for the 2026-27 season. Zeller, a former Loyola Marymount redshirt, brings size, athleticism, and scoring prowess to the Titans, who aim to strengthen their lineup. Hailing from Central Catholic High School, Zeller was the Mt. Hood Conference Player of the Year and First Team All-League. In his senior year, he averaged 15.1 points and 4.2 rebounds per game, shooting 44% from three, and led his team to the 6A state title. Coach Taylor expects Zeller to add depth and experience, contributing to their Big West championship push. Fans are eager to see how Zeller integrates into the team.

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Malcolm Bell, a six-foot-five senior guard from Diamond Bar, California, is transferring to Cal State Fullerton for the 2026-27 season. Known for his experience, athleticism, height, and character, Bell earned all CCAA first team honors and player of the week last season. He led the Broncos in points, steals, and free throws, averaging 14.7 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 1.8 assists per game, with a 36% three-point shooting average. Coach Dedrique Taylor is excited about Bells local knowledge and potential impact on the Titans.

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Cal State Fullerton mens basketball secures a significant addition to their roster with the transfer of Matthew Willenborg, a six-foot-seven forward from Norman, Oklahoma. Willenborg, a senior, will join the Titans for the 2026-27 season, bringing his impressive skills and experience from the University of Central Oklahoma.

At the Division Two level last year, Willenborg showcased his versatility, averaging 20.4 points, 9.2 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game. His defensive prowess was exceptional, leading his team and conference in rebounds and blocks.

Fans and coaches are excited about his arrival, expecting him to fill gaps in the frontcourt and provide immediate veteran leadership. Willenborgs impressive college career includes a record-breaking 169 career blocks, multiple All-Conference nods, and top spots in points, field goals, and rebounds.

This transfer move significantly strengthens the Titans roster, positioning them for a stronger performance in the Big West. All eyes will be on Willenborg as he looks to elevate the squad.

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Titans Land Stynes for 2026-27 Season

Meet the Titan Legend: A Dominant Force on and off the Court - This Cal State Fullerton Titan standout, a B.A. in Communications graduate, earned his stripes as Big West Defensive Player of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year. His impressive accolades include All-Tournament team honors, second team All-Big West, and honorable mention. He led the Titans to a Big West Tournament title and their first NCAA Tournament berth in decades. With a sixty-win, thirty-two loss record, he ranks eighth in three-point attempts, tenth in makes, eighteenth in total points, and sixth in rebounds per game. His legacy echoes in the record books as a gritty leader and a Titan legend.

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Despite being predicted to finish last, the Cal State Fullerton Titans mens basketball team made a remarkable run in the Big West Tournament, reaching the semifinals. Led by freshman Christian Williams impressive performance with twenty-one points, the Titans faced a tough loss against Hawaii, seventy-eight to sixty-three. Hawaii maintained control throughout the second half, while the Titans shot thirty-five percent from the field. The Titans season ends, but Coach Dedrique Taylor and the team look forward to offseason preparations for next years campaign.

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