Mawot Mag, a 6-7 forward from South Sudan via Australia, is a versatile, veteran forward who started 41 games for the Scarlet Knights
San Diego State lost a forward with South Sudanese heritage from last season’s basketball team, senior Jay Pal. It might replace him with another forward with South Sudanese roots. Mawot Mag, a 6-foot-7 grad transfer from Rutgers, is scheduled to walk in commencement at the New Jersey campus on Tuesday and then get on a plane to San Diego for an official visit, potentially the final piece to
players over the past decade were either born in South Sudan or had parents who were: redshirt freshman Magoon Gwath and former players Pal, Aguek Arop, Ed Chang and Angelo Chol. Mag has a COVID year of eligibility remaining after spending his first four at Rutgers. He started 41 times over his Scarlet Knights career, averaging 9.1 points and 3.8 rebounds in 26.8 minutes last season. He has battled injuries, limiting him to 80 of a possible 126 games.
officially introduced its three transfer additions, meaning they completed the necessary NCAA paperwork that allows coach Brian Dutcher to speak about them publicly. On former Florida Atlantic guard Nick Boyd: “Nick is an elite player. He can score at all three levels. Obviously, he’s played point guard. He made four 3s against us in the Final Four, and we’re pretty good defensively, so he’s a good shooter. He’s got a high IQ, he wants to win and he’s a really big addition to what we want to do.
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