Indiana’s 6-7 shot-maker who can bend a defense
In the 2025-26 season, Nick Dorn gave Indiana a real spacing weapon: 8.1 points and 2.3 rebounds in 23.2 minutes per game, with 40.4% shooting, 38.0% from three, and 87.0% at the line.[2][3] His best trait is simple and dangerous—he can hit threes in volume, and when his rhythm is right, he looks like the kind of wingshooter who changes a game’s math in a hurry.[4][7][12] He also overcame a preseason lower-body injury to become a useful rotation piece, which adds a little toughness to the profile.[9][14] Fit-wise: he’s a strong add for any team that wants size, shooting, and instant offensive gravity.
