St. Bonaventure mens basketball secures a significant transfer with Mason Blackwood, a Rochester native and former Penn State forward. Known for his versatility and scoring abilities, Blackwood averaged 2.6 points and 1.8 rebounds per game with the Nittany Lions. Coach MacDonald, who has been tracking Blackwood since his high school days, praises his potential as a shooter and his ability to bolster the Bonnies frontcourt depth. Blackwoods impressive prep career, including back-to-back runner-up finishes and player of the year honors, further solidifies his potential impact on the team.

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St. Bonaventure mens basketball secures point guard Taj Au-Duke from Toronto, a first-team NJCAA All-American with impressive stats from Indian Hills. Known for his floor general skills, defense, and athleticism, Au-Duke is expected to significantly improve the Bonnies guard play.

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St. Bonaventures mens basketball team secures a promising big man, Ryan Kalambay, from Brampton, Ontario. Kalambay, a six-foot-nine forward, joins the Bonnies after two seasons at Detroit Mercy, where he showcased his defensive prowess and offensive potential. Coach MacDonald praises Kalambays hard work, rim protection, and rebounding skills, while HD Intelligence highlights his elite block and offensive rebound rates. This signing continues St. Bonaventures tradition of recruiting top talent from the Greater Toronto area and adds to their growing roster.

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St. Bonaventures new mens basketball coach, Mike MacDonald, brings impressive credentials and local roots to the role. With over 500 wins and a historic coaching career spanning Division One, Two, and Three levels, MacDonald takes over from Mark Schmidt, who posted 340 wins but struggled in recent seasons. The Bonnies, now led by alumnus Adrian Wojnarowski, are poised for a resurgence under MacDonalds guidance.

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St. Bonaventure mens basketball has added a promising redshirt freshman wing, Akbar Waheed, to their roster. Waheed, a four-star high school recruit, earned All-Met honors twice and averaged 18 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists per game as a senior. Coach Mike MacDonald sees great potential in Waheed, who brings serious skills from his time at Georgetown Prep and AAU teams like Team Durant and Capital All-Stars. Expect Waheed to make an impact in the Atlantic Ten conference next season.

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St. Bonaventure Bonnies secure promising transfer, Akbar Waheed, for four years of eligibility, marking their first portal pickup. Waheed, a former four-star recruit, joins after redshirting at Boston College. The team also adds Zach Philipkowski and Ben Bill from Division II, as they rebuild under new coach Mike MacDonald, following a disappointing season and coaching change.

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St. Bonaventure introduces new head mens basketball coach, Mike MacDonald, a 1988 alum, who transformed Daemen University into a national contender. Known for smart strategies and tough play, MacDonalds work ethic, innovative offenses, and lockdown defenses impress. The university is excited to welcome his family and kick off a new era for Bona basketball.

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St. Bonaventure hires Mike MacDonald, a 1988 alum with 522 career wins, to lead their mens basketball team. This unconventional choice follows the schools tradition of selecting leaders who defy expectations, like Eddie Donovan in 1953. Donovan transformed the program into a powerhouse, even becoming Knicks GM. Now, MacDonald, like rising stars Ben Schertz and Curt Cignetti, aims to rebuild the Bonnies edge with Franciscan grit and hard work.

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