Isaac Abidde is Albany’s stretch-forward glue guy with real two-way upside
In the 2025-26 season, Isaac Abidde has been a steady frontcourt piece for UAlbany, averaging about 9.4 points and 4.4 rebounds while shooting 46.7% from the field and 36.2% from three, with a few strong scoring bursts like his 19-point outing against Bryant and 18 against Maine[2][3][6][11][15]. At 6-9, he brings size, floor spacing, and the kind of wing-like versatility that makes roster construction easier; UAlbany’s staff also highlighted his best prior season at Cleveland State, where he showed improved shooting and disruptive defense with 16 steals and nine blocks[7]. If your team wants a forward who can stretch the floor, defend multiple spots, and doesn’t need the ball to stay engaged, Abidde fits the bill nicely[7][13].
