Dylan is a combo guard who impacted the game with his energy, perimeter shot-making, and contagious competitiveness. He gave his team in both 3v3 and 5v5 perimeter activity and the ability to space the floor with the trey ball. He is a small guard who showed that he can change possessions without needing many touches. As he continues to improve his handles, create cleaner paint touches off the dribble, and show he can make reads when teams run him off the line will help to elevate his stock

Seidel is the definition of a glue guy who consistently puts his team in position to win. He made impact plays all over the defensive end, rebounding at a high level, applying ball pressure, and creating turnovers with deflections and steals. In a tight game, he was a constant problem for the opposition with his activity and effort. Offensively, he generated extra possessions with relentless work on the glass and converted easy finishes around the rim. He finished with 10 points and 11 rebounds despite not being the biggest player on the floor. His maturity and team-first approach stand out and will continue to serve him well moving forward. Seidel is the type of player every program wants, and he’s a strong prospect to watch.