freshman forward still finding his shot at East-West
Basile’s early 2025-26 production has been modest, with limited scoring efficiency so far, but the freshman forward has already shown he can soak up minutes and contribute on the glass when needed.[1] At this stage, the appeal is more about projection than box-score pop: a young frontcourt piece who may develop into a useful depth fit if a staff values size, effort, and long-term upside over immediate offense.[1][2]
SIUE L 50-119 
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NIU L 64-112 
EastIl L 56-110 –
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