Dillahunt is AWESOME. The 5-foot-11 guard was the smartest player on the court Saturday and completely wow’d me with his skill level and feel for the game. He doesn’t have ridiculous burst/explosiveness, but he gets by anybody he wants because of how well he handles the ball and his change-of-speed and change-of-direction capabilities. On a number of occasions, he split double teams and converted some extremely difficult finishes at the rim with both hands. He’s in ultimate control at all times and was probably the best passer on the court as well. I can’t wait to watch Dillahunt play for Wilbraham and Monson this season, and I think scholarship coaches will eventually be calling about him.

Dillahunt, a guard out of Wilbraham & Monson Academy in Massachusetts, is the #1 ranked point guard and checks in at #5 overall. Dillahunt is an intriguing prospect that stands out with his ability to make plays off the bounce. He’s got a quick first step, does a nice job of making reads in the half-court, and finishes with some craftiness over size in the paint. Defensively, he’s willing to sit in a stance and work on that end of the floor, and, with his ability to move laterally, does a nice job of keeping opponents away from their scoring spots. He’ll be fun to watch play against his own age group this spring on the travel circuit as he runs with BABC.

Dillahunt, a point guard out of Wilbraham & Monson Academy in Massachusetts, sees the game well and has the ability to get anywhere he wants on the floor off the bounce. He’s a good decision maker in the half-court that excels playing out of ball screens, while also showing some shot creation ability in isolation situations. He does a nice job of creating space off the bounce and can really score it from behind the arc. Defensively, he has the ability to keep opposing ball-handlers out of the paint with his combination of lateral mobility and solid instincts.