Dihlynn Mitchell gives Arkansas Baptist a scrappy, two-way guard with scoring upside
Mitchell’s current profile points to a guard who can create some offense while staying active on the defensive end, highlighted by a 16-minute outing against Hendrix in which he scored 11 points on 2-for-8 shooting and added 5 rebounds and 2 steals. That mix of aggression, activity, and willingness to impact the game beyond scoring is what makes him intriguing for a fit-driven roster. He looks like a useful energy guard if your team values hustle, defensive pressure, and a player who can contribute without needing the offense built around him.
