Braylon Dickerson brings efficient scoring punch and wing versatility for Central State
In the 2025-26 season, Braylon Dickerson has been a steady junior guard/wing for Central State, averaging 5.9 points per game on 39.2% shooting and showing real value as an energy piece with multiple 10-point-plus outings off the bench.[1][2] His best trait is two-way versatility: at 6'5"-6'6", he gives the Marauders length, spacing, and guard-sized skill, and reports from the team describe him as bringing athleticism and energy on both ends of the floor.[2][3] If a team wants a hustle-driven wing who can fit into a role, Dickerson is the kind of low-drama, high-utility addition that quietly makes lineups better.[2][3]
