Senior Guard’s All-Around Impact and Resilient Return at Baylor
Dan Skillings Jr., a 6'6", 210-lb senior guard for the Baylor Bears, delivered a versatile 2025-26 season averaging 9.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game with a 44.6% field-goal rate, while showcasing elite physicality and defensive intensity as a stat leader in rebounds among guards [1][3][4]. His differentiator is his resilience: after missing six games early in 2024-25 due to a knee injury, he returned to start 16 of 29 games in 2025-26, proving he can handle pressure and contribute in clutch moments like his 17-point performance vs. Southern [2][7]. With a 297% three-point rate and 71.2% free-throw accuracy, he’s a reliable secondary scorer who fits teams needing a tough, rebounding guard with senior leadership and transfer-port proven adaptability [1][4][8].
