Dayton’s veteran table-setter with deep-range touch and clutch poise
In the 2012-13 season, Kevin Dillard was Dayton’s do-everything senior guard, leading the Flyers in scoring (15.3 points per game), assists (4.5), 3-pointers made (53), free throws made (137), free-throw percentage (.895) and minutes (32.8), while finishing second in school history in career free-throw percentage (.863) and assist average (5.3).[1][6][10][14] He wasn’t just a stat machine—he was a high-IQ lead guard with elite ball security in A-10 play, steady late-game shot-making, and proven big-moment pedigree, including Old Spice Classic MVP honors.[4][6][14] If you want a proven floor general who can score, distribute, and stay composed under pressure, Dillard fit the bill beautifully.[1][6][14]
