Josh Dilling gives NKU a veteran, high-volume perimeter threat
Josh Dilling’s 2024-25 Northern Kentucky season showed exactly why he matters: he played all 33 games, started 21, scored 12.7 points per game, and buried 100 threes while also ranking second on the team with 87 assists[1][3]. His best trait is scalable shot creation from the guard spot—he can score in bunches, punish defenses from deep, and bring proven experience from a productive D-II career, including All-Conference honors and a 46.1% three-point season at Northern State[8][10]. The caution flag is consistency, especially from beyond the arc in NKU’s sample, but the résumé says polished, battle-tested, and offense-ready[1][3].
