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Rossiter is flanked by 6-8 sophomore OD Anosike, a high-rising, athletic forward who played valuable minutes as a rookie while apprenticing the league’s regular-season and postseason MVP Alex Franklin.


The hope is Anosike will show the same type of improvement Rossiter experienced when he moved into the starting rotation in his second season.


As a rookie, Anosike demonstrated signs of being able to develop into one of the true stars in the MAAC, finishing consistently around the rim on offense while protecting the basket and grabbing boards on the opposite end of the floor.


When Buonaguro wants to give Rossiter or Anosike a break, he’ll have plenty of options.


Sophomore Davis Martens played sparingly as a freshman, but has a high ceiling. The Cologne, Germany native sat out the first 12 games last season per NCAA regulations, gaining valuable experience learning the system and becoming acclimated to the college game. He has impressed in preseason workouts.


Junior Seton Hall transfer Brandon Walters gives the Saints an intimidating force down low. Walters sat out last season after transferring in, and like Martens, got the chance to adjust to Siena’s schemes. His 6-9, 246-pound frame and Big East pedigree could earn him immediate playing time.


Senior Steven Priestley is a hard- working power forward with a rock- hard physique and plenty of experience. In his final year with the program, Priestley will play an enhanced role and compete for playing time from the start.


The Saints have plenty ofmuscle and experience down low, but they have no shortage of options on the outside either.


Wings Sharp-shooting senior Clarence Jackson returns as one of the most dynamic players in the MAAC. Jackson has ranked among the league’s top 3-point shooting threats since he arrived on campus, but the past two years he has diversified his game and become a real threat off the dribble and in transition.


Clarence Jackson averaged over 13 points per game as a junior.


Jackson is extremely athletic and he attacks the rim when he has a clear lane to the basket. The likeable, care- free swingman could be a second MAAC Player of the Year candidate on the roster if he can stay healthy. An ankle sprain caused him to miss Siena’s NCAA Tournament date with Purdue in March, and he broke his foot over the summer, an injury that caused him to rehabilitate throughout the preseason.


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