A do-it-all, high-usage point-forward who powered Weber State’s offense
In his final Weber State season, Dillon Jones emerged as a rare jumbo playmaker, posting 19.2 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.8 steals per game while keeping turnovers to 2.5 and shooting efficiently from the field and line.[1] He stands out for his ball-handling, passing feel and rebounding from the forward spot, plus enough shooting touch to punish defenders who help off him; that versatility made him the focal point of the Wildcats’ offense and a proven winner, capped by a Big Sky Player of the Year run and a career that finished with historic all-around production.[1][2]
