For Dobson’s size and physical profile, he moves extremely well and has an intriguing skillset. The 6-foot-6 wing is very strong-bodied and can bully his way to the rim, but he also loves to get to his pull up game in the mid range—many of his looks are contested, but he looks super comfortable taking them and hits them at a solid clip. Dobson seems like the type of kid whose game could come together quickly as he gets more playing experience with higher level players. He’ll seemingly be a key piece for a Wilbraham and Monson squad looking to fill the void of a number of meaningful seniors who left.

Dobson built on a strong high school season by performing well at multiple events with The House We Built. The Wilbraham & Monson wing was one of the better underclassmen in the MIAA last winter and should be able to transition nicely to the NEPSAC as he’s a high IQ prospect that plays at his own speed, makes good decisions with the ball, and knows how to make winning plays. He can operate with his back to the basket and does a nice job of passing out of the block to open shooters. He’s a versatile prospect that has expanded his game to the perimeter and does a nice job of using his frame to his advantage to get by the initial defender. On top of that, he impresses with his ability to make decisions out of DHO actions and to be a handler or screener in ball screens.