Kent State’s depth big: Magnus Entenmann brings energy, rim protection, and efficiency in limited minutes
Entenmann is a low-usage frontcourt piece who has shown steady efficiency, rebounding, and shot-blocking across his Kent State minutes, including 27 points, 17 rebounds, and 6 blocks in 2024-25, with a standout five-block game against Miami-Hamilton.[8] His calling card is not volume scoring but dependable interior activity, soft touch at the line, and enough defensive presence to change possessions, which makes him useful as a matchup big or development project.[1][8] If you want a hard-playing, low-mistake forward who can defend the rim and complement higher-usage scorers, he fits that mold.[6][14]
