Freshman guard Michael Akindele adds depth to a championship program
Michael Akindele is a 6'2" freshman guard for Miami-Hamilton, listed on the Harriers roster in the 2025-26 season and part of a program that won the 2025 USCAA Division II national championship.[1][3] He looks like a fit for a winning culture: a perimeter guard with room to develop, useful size for the position, and a chance to grow behind a title-caliber roster rather than being thrown into the fire.[1][2]
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