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Dayton Flyers basketball adds Landen Joseph, a 6-foot-2 guard, as their sixth transfer in six days. Joseph previously played at Marshall University and excelled towards the end of his freshman season.
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The sixth transfer in six days to commit to the Dayton Flyers played his best basketball at the end of his freshman season at Marshall University.
Landen Joseph, a 6-foot-2 guard nicknamed “Dunk,” replaced junior guard Caleb Hollenbeck in the starting lineup on Feb. 16.
“We made the lineup change because we wanted our best on-ball defender on their best player,” Marshall coach Cornelius Jackson said after that game.
Joseph played a season-high 37 minutes in an 84-80 victory against South Alabama, though South Alabama’s best player, Chase Harris, scored 28 points.
“The kid scored,” Jackson said, “but Landen was there, which was good. He’s a good player.”
One game earlier, Joseph topped 30 minutes for the first time in a 101-87 loss at Georgia Southern.
In the last seven games, six of which he started, Joseph averaged 14 points. He averaged 6.2 in the first 21 games.
Joseph’s play at the end of the season must have caught the attention of Dayton coaches, who added a player who can affect the game at both ends.
“He's quick,” Jackson said in another postgame press conference late in the season. “He has a good feel for the game. He has good anticipation skills.”
The addition of Joseph gives Dayton 14 scholarship players on the 2026-27 roster. That’s the largest group in school history. There was a 13-player limit, not including walk-ons, until the 2025-26 season.
The limit is now 15. Dayton could still add one more player.
The uncertainty surrounding the possibility of the NCAA granting five years of eligibility to everyone, potentially even to players who thought they had exhausted their eligibility this season, raises more questions about roster construction.
According to a report on Friday, April 24, by Jon Rothstein, of CBS Sports, “The (Division I) Board of Directors will meet Monday (and) receive a report from the (D-I) Cabinet on the age-based eligibility proposal (5 in 5). Multiple options are being reviewed regarding parameters for this potential rule (and) when it will be implemented if passed by a future vote.”
Many 2026 seniors, including Dayton guard Javon Bennett, entered their names in the transfer portal in case they are granted a fifth year of eligibility.
Even if Dayton doesn’t add another player, it has a deep bench with plenty of experience and also five players who have never appeared in a college basketball game. The flurry of roster moves earlier this month transformed the roster.
Here’s a by-the-numbers breakdown of what coach Anthony Grant’s 10th team looks like seven months before the season opener. The classes listed are what they’ll be next season.
6: New transfers
This is the second straight season Dayton has added six transfers. The new list includes Joseph and five others who are listed here in the order they committed to Dayton between April 16 and April 21.
Landen Joseph is a 6-foot-2 guard who played at Marshall University before committing to the Dayton Flyers.
Landen Joseph plays as a guard for the Dayton Flyers.
Marshall changed their starting lineup to include Landen Joseph to enhance their defense against the opposing team's best player.
The Dayton Flyers have added six transfers in six days.

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• Travis Perry, a 6-3 junior guard who played last season at Ole Miss.
• Jalen Haynes, a 6-8 sixth-year forward who sat out last season with a knee injury at Cincinnati.
• Tristian Ford, a 6-3 redshirt freshman guard who sat out at Murray State last season.
• Zaide Lowery, a 6-5 senior guard who played the last three seasons at Marquette.
• And Grant Randall, a 6-9 junior forward who played at Quinnipiac the last two seasons.
5: Returning players
Junior Amael L'Etang, a 7-foot-1 forward who started 31 games last season, and redshirt junior Jaiun Simon, a 6-6 forward who started 16 games, are on this list.
Also returning are: 6-8 redshirt sophomore Malcolm Thomas; 6-9 sophomore forward Damon Friery; and 6-3 redshirt freshman guard Jaron McKie, who missed the season with a shoulder injury.
3: True freshmen
• Julian Washington, a 6-5 guard from Margaretta High School in Castalia, Ohio, was the first recruit from the 2026 class to commit to Dayton on Oct. 25.
• Aiden Derkack, a 6-7 guard from Colonia, N.J., and the SPIRE Institute, committed to Dayton on March 22.
• Cody Peck, a 6-foot-10 center from the Davidson Day School in Davidson, N.C., committed to Dayton on April 2.
3: Players who have sat out a season as a healthy redshirt
Along with Ford, Thomas and Simon both sat out their freshman seasons.
• Thomas sat out the 2024-25 season at Villanova.
• Simon has played only for Dayton in three college seasons. He’s one of six scholarship players recruited by Grant to play four straight seasons with the Flyers. The others are Jalen Crutcher (2017-21); Malachi Smith (2021-25); Brady Uhl (2021-25); Koby Brea (2020-24); and Zimi Nwokeji (2020-24).
3: Players who have averaged in double figures at the college level
• L’Etang averaged 11.9 points last season.
• Haynes averaged 14.6 points at East Tennessee State and 14.1 points at George Mason two years ago when he made the Atlantic 10 Conference first team.
• Randall averaged 11.4 points last season.
3: Top-100 recruits
• Perry ranked 88th in the 2024 class, according to 247Sports.com
• Derkack is No. 48 in the 2026 class, and Peck is No. 82.
2: Players who have played against Dayton
• Lowery made two appearances against the Flyers in the last two seasons at Marquette, scoring two points in a loss at UD Arena in the 2023-24 season and 10 points last season in a loss to Dayton in Milwaukee.
• Haynes scored 12 points on 5-of-8 shooting in a George Mason victory against Dayton at UD Arena in 2025.
1: Players at their third school
Perry started his career at Kentucky before transferring to Ole Miss.
1: Players at their fifth school
Haynes played his freshman season at Virginia Tech and then played at East Tennessee State, George Mason and Cincinnati.
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