Chad Baker-Mazara joined USC after playing for four universities since 2020. He began at Duquesne, averaging 9.5 points per game, before transitioning to San Diego State, where he faced academic challenges. Subsequently, he played for Northwest Florida State College, refocusing academically, before landing at Auburn. His father, a former Dominican national team player, inspired his basketball journey. Despite the winding path of his college career, Baker-Mazara aims to mentor younger players and succeed with the Trojans this upcoming season.
Baker-Mazara's journey through four universities has shaped his resilience, as he looks forward to contributing to USC’s basketball program and mentoring younger teammates.
"My dad was my first coach, my role model. Watching him play left a lasting impression on me," Baker-Mazara expressed about his early influences in basketball.
Starting at Duquesne, Baker-Mazara averaged 9.5 points per game as a freshman, showcasing his potential before transitioning through multiple teams.
Baker-Mazara, now at USC, aims to write the most important chapter of his basketball career, guiding young players both on and off the court.
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