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Andrew Platek the elder statesman of Siena men’s basketball


As a sixth-year college student, understands that he’s an elder statesman on the Siena men’s basketball team. Platek's basketball journey took him from Guilderland, to prep school at Northfield Mount Hermon, to UNC, and then back home to Siena. His younger teammates watched him play before they'd yet to enter their teenage years. (The Daily Gazette)

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Andrew Platek the elder statesman of Siena men’s basketball