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25 games played
Andrew Osasuyi is a freshman center who provides scoring punch off the bench, averaging 3.4 points in 11.0 minutes per game. He is one of the most efficient scorers in the A10, converting 63.6% of his shots. He does his damage in the paint, not from the perimeter.
A native of Magenta, Italy and a product of the Olimpia Milano youth academy, Osasuyi won the 2025 FIBA U20 EuroBasket Gold Medal with the Italian national team, posting a double-double in the championship game. He averaged a double-double — 13.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game — over seven games in the 2024-25 Italy-NextGen Cup. His 7-foot-4 wingspan and defensive instincts made him one of the most coveted young big men in Europe. He signed with St. Bonaventure in August 2025, just over a month after the EuroBasket tournament. GM Adrian Wojnarowski called him "one of the fastest-developing young big men in Europe." He and teammate Achille Lonati became the first pair of Italian teammates in Division I men's basketball since 2016-18. St. Bonaventure head coach Mark Schmidt drew a comparison to former Bonnies center Osun Ossunyi upon first seeing him play in Rome.
A native of Magenta, Italy and a product of the Olimpia Milano youth academy, Osasuyi won the 2025 FIBA U20 EuroBasket Gold Medal with the Italian national team, posting a double-double in the championship game. He averaged a double-double — 13.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game — over seven games in the 2024-25 Italy-NextGen Cup. His 7-foot-4 wingspan and defensive instincts made him one of the most coveted young big men in Europe. He signed with St. Bonaventure in August 2025, just over a month after the EuroBasket tournament. GM Adrian Wojnarowski called him "one of the fastest-developing young big men in Europe." He and teammate Achille Lonati became the first pair of Italian teammates in Division I men's basketball since 2016-18. St. Bonaventure head coach Mark Schmidt drew a comparison to former Bonnies center Osun Ossunyi upon first seeing him play in Rome.
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