a long, low-usage wing who brought spacing and size to Delaware State
In the 2007-08 season, Mark D’Agostino was a 6-foot-7 forward for Delaware State whose game was defined more by fit than flash: he played limited minutes, chipped in as a floor-spacer, and showed enough touch to hit 4 of 9 from three in the freshman season summary available. His differentiator was positional length with perimeter potential, which can matter for a team hunting matchup flexibility. He looks like a role player rather than a high-volume creator—useful if you want size, shooting upside, and a low-maintenance piece.
