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Mynor Strong is heading into his junior season at Toledo with serious momentum after a strong finish to his first year of Division I basketball. The 6’3” guard out of Omaha, Nebraska began his college career at Dodge City CC, where he averaged 15.8 PPG, 3.7 RPG, and 2.9 APG while shooting 38.9% from three. He also led the KJCCC with 61 steals and earned Second-Team All-Conference honors.

Strong appeared in 33 games for Toledo last season, making 15 starts and averaging 5.2 PPG. After rejoining the starting lineup in late January, he averaged 9.5 PPG while shooting 45.2% from three. He finished the season averaging 11.6 PPG on 50% shooting from deep over his final seven games. A talented two-way guard with a strong defensive presence and perimeter scoring ability, Strong is a name to watch in the MAC this season.

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