6’7” Evansville Bosse 2028 Forward/Center Ben Dillon Ben Dillon 6'7" | C/PF Evansville Bosse | 2028 IN was excellent on Championship Day of the Pocket City Fall League. When the big man is engaged, he has the physical tools to be a matchup nightmare for anyone in the area. Has continued to get in better shape making him a formidable rim protector and rim running big man that can finish plays on the break. Has continued to improve his jump shot and is comfortable off the catch out to the three-point line. His energy was great on Sunday and when he plays with that energy, he’s capable of being unstoppable.

Ever-improving 6’7” Junior Big Man, Ben Dillon Ben Dillon 6'7" | C/PF Evansville Bosse | 2028 IN is primed for a bigger role for Evansville Bosse. Dillon is a mobile big that has put a lot of effort into getting in better shape and it’s paying off. He’s so much better on both sides of the floor. He’s able to switch on defense and has become an excellent rim running lob threat. Continues to extend his shooting range, but is best running the floor and getting deep paint touches where he can finish around the basket.

High potential Center out of Evansville Bosse that has the size and frame to be a difference maker on both ends of the floor. String, mobile big that has an inconsistent motor at time, but when he is locked in, he is a paint presence that not a lot of teams have with the combination of size and athleticism. Good rebounder that runs the floor well. Good option in the pick and roll setting solid screens and scores it efficiently when he catches it deep. Will have an increased role this season with the chance to bring energy off the bench for a talented Evansville Bosse team.

An ever-improving big man out of Evansville Bosse, 6’7” 2028 Center Ben Dillon Ben Dillon 6'7" | C/PF Evansville Bosse | 2028 IN has as much potential from the center position as anybody in the area. Moves well for his size, he’s a strong frame that has the ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Good rebounder and rim protector defensively. He continues to get better as a vertical athlete and finisher around the basket as well as a lob threat. Big junior season where the potential should turn into production.

Had the chance to see the 6’7” Forward/Center out of Evansville Bosse several times in the spring and June now playing for WeDifferent 812 and it was the best I had seen out of him. The physical forward played with a high motor and was a beast in the paint on both ends of the floor. Rebounded it extremely well and ran the floor well. Really liked the progression that he’s made on his passing out of the post. Read double teams well and got the ball out quick to open shooters. Showed post moves with his footwork that I haven’t seen and look fluid in his movements. Continues to get in better shape and the result is an increase in his athleticism. Got up for a big alley-oop in transition throwing it down with authority. When the motor is engaged, he has the the potential to be one of the better big man prospects in the state.

High potential Center out of Evansville Bosse that has shown flashes of what he could become when he puts it all together. Physical center that can control the paint on the defensive end of the floor. He’s a willing defender on switches that moves his feet well to contain guards on drives. He’s a good rebounder and runs the floor well. Offensively, he’s a garbage basket guy that attacks the glass hard and finishes putbacks. Has shown a bit with a midrange jumper, but when the motor is running, he’s a game changer.

A under-the-radar center out of Evansville Bosse to keep an eye on this June is Ben Dillon Ben Dillon 6'7" | C/PF Evansville Bosse | 2028 IN . He plays with one of the best motors you will find in a center in the 2028 class while being extremely physical in the low block as well. He is still a bit raw in many ways but is still so impactful as a center. Bosse will have a lot of guys have a chance to step up and Dillon is one of them.

A physical paint presence out of Evansville Bosse that plays with a high motor. A raw offensive prospect that impacts the game without scoring. Excellent screen setter on the offensive end and rebounds his position really well. Defensively he clogs the paint and does a good job playing physical. Continues to show improving feel for the game on both ends of the floor.

Intriguing piece for the Bulldogs that didn’t get many minutes off the bench, but made his time on the floor count in a big way. He’s an active big man with good feet that helps him move well on the defensive end. He does a good job reading the ball off the rim as a rebounder on both ends of the floor. Still raw offensively, but showed flashes of a strong finisher and post presence.