Remi Dibo brings efficient wing scoring and steady spacing to West Virginia
Dibo is a 6-7 forward whose recent West Virginia profile points to a usable, role-friendly wing piece: in the cited season, he averaged 7.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, and shot 37.5% from three while playing 19.4 minutes per game[1][2]. His appeal is less about high-usage shot creation and more about fit—size, perimeter touch, and enough free-throw reliability to suggest a stable offensive floor[1]. If you want a forward who can space the floor and compete in a complementary role, he looks like a sensible add.
