A lower leg injury sidelined Dylan Windler for his entire rookie season, but that just means that the sharpshooter from Belmont will be part of next year’s incoming freshman class.
But before the Wine & Gold tabbed him with the 26th overall pick last summer, Windler put up some impressive integers that elevated him from a mid-major into the NBA’s first round.
Here are a few of them …
35, 11 … points and rebounds that Dylan Windler posted against Maryland in a First Round matchup in the 2018 NCAA Tourney – going 11-for-23 from the floor, including 7-of-14 from beyond the arc and 6-of-7 from the stripe.