Rob Dillingham, a talented freshman guard from Kentucky, made the decision to enter the 2024 NBA Draft. At just 19 years old, he is projected to be a first-round pick in the draft, with recent mock drafts placing him as the No. 7 selection.
During his time with Kentucky, Dillingham impressed scouts with his quickness with the ball and ability to create separation off the dribble. He averaged 15.2 points and 3.9 assists coming off the bench, showcasing his talent for getting to the rim and finishing strong.
Despite leaving behind Coach John Calipari, who is heading to Arkansas, Dillingham felt compelled to declare for the draft. His announcement was made on ESPN’s NBA Today show, where he discussed his decision with his family and praised Calipari’s teachings about teamwork and selflessness.
As Kentucky’s second-leading scorer and a sharpshooter from beyond the arc, Dillingham has proven to be a valuable asset on the court. However, Kentucky’s early exit from the NCAA tournament may have contributed to his choice to pursue a professional career in the NBA, following in
