Mock is poised to be a major force for Timnath this season, and his impact should be felt all over the floor. With his length and size, he naturally controls the paint, making life tough for anyone who tries to challenge him down low. He’s active on the boards, securing rebounds on both ends and creating second chance opportunities for his team. Offensively he’s grown into a shooter who can step out and knock down the jumper, keeping defenses honest and forcing defenders to make tough choices. On the block he’s strong, tough to move and smart with his positioning. Timnath will rely on Mock to be a steady, versatile force all season long

Mock already makes his presence felt with active defense, creating steals, finishing at the rim, and protecting the paint. The Expo would show he’s developed a more consistent jumper to keep defenses honest and added versatility to his scoring. Improving his decision making in transition, whether pushing the break himself or finding the right outlet would also elevate his impact. If he continues to pair his defensive activity with a more polished offensive skill set, he’ll stand out as a true two way difference maker

Mock is a true big man with soft hands and physical presence. He screens hard, seals deep, and scores on both blocks. We got to see him change it up a bit down low as he showcased left-hand hooks, dunks, and bully ball were all part of the scoring package. He alters shots on defense and runs the floor better than expected. If he finds consistency with his motor and learns to demand the rock, the sky’s the limit for him. Dylan’s stock is soaring from this weekend with Prep Hoops Colorado.