He’s among nine 2025 talents on Hubert Davis’ wishlist, along with the Boozer twins, five-star forward Koa Peat, five-star forward Caleb Wilson, five-star forward AJ Dybantsa, five-star forward Isiah Harwell, five-star guard Darryn Peterson, and five-star guard Jasper Johnson.
Dillingham is one of the biggest rolls of the dice in a draft full of them — his ceiling and his floor are Sistine Chapel levels apart.
Dillingham is a bucket getter—he’s got one of the better handles in the draft. He’s incredibly quick with the ball and can get to the rim but destroys defenders with pull-up jumpers from the midrange and 3. He knocks down off-balance shots with the best of them, and he’s become a dangerous shooter from distance, hitting 44.4% of his 4.5 3-point attempts a game this season.
He’s also undersized — 6’2″ and 170 pounds — and is arguably the worst defender in this draft. All that leads to some Trae Young kind of comparisons — he can score but is the defense worth it if he starts? Can he develop into a pure point guard? Is Dillingham destined to be a microwave scorer off the bench in the Lou
The college basketball world is still awaiting news on where LeBron James’ son Bronny might end up, and a new potential destination has emerged according to a prominent sportsbook. The school rumored to be the favorite for James’ famous son plays in the Atlantic 10 Conference, but is not considered to be a household name by any stretch of the imagination. That school is Duquesne University, a school that has made the Final Four just once in its long, storied history.
The news came on a day when NBA analyst Paul Pierce shared a bonkers LeBron James trade scenario with a Bronny James slant to it. The scenario is being discussed along with Bronny’s potential future in the NBA, which many people seem to believe is brighter than his college basketball future.
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