Dan Skillings Jr. gives Baylor a long, versatile two-way wing with real rebounding juice
In the 2025-26 season, Dan Skillings Jr. averaged 9.4 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists for Baylor, starting 16 of 29 games and missing five games because of injury[1][2]. The selling point is obvious: at 6-foot-6, he brings length, toughness, and wing rebounding, plus enough scoring pop to hit double figures 18 times and flash ceiling games like a 14-rebound double-double and a 19-point outing[1]. Recruiting services describe him as lengthy, crafty, and a solid rebounder, with good touch and body control—exactly the kind of glue-guy upside that makes coaches grin[10][13].
