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BYU’s Dybantsa walks the red carpet at the 2026 NBA Draft

Former BYU players Egor Demin (left) and AJ Dybantsa pose for a photo before the 2026 NBA Draft at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Demin was selected No. 8 by the Brooklyn Nets last season. Dybantsa is expected to be among the top two picks in the 2026 draft. The ...

NBA Draft evaluations for AJ Dybantsa, Richie Saunders and Keba Keita

Here is a look at some of the evaluations of former BYU players hoping to get drafted in the NBA Draft on Tuesday and Wednesday: AJ DYBANTSA 6-9 Fr. F BYU Strengths: Dybantsa has elite positional size, strength and movement skills, and he thrives attacking downhill and in the midrange. ...

BYU Men’s Basketball NBA Draft history

(Data compiled at basketball-reference.com) First Round 1951 Mel Hutchins No. 3 to Tri-Cities Blackhawks Career NBA games: 437 1967 Craig Raymond No. 12 to Philadelphia 76ers Career NBA games: 27 1983 Greg Kite No. 21 to Boston Celtics Career NBA games: 680 1989 Michael Smith No. ...

Born for this: Dybantsa eyes No. 1 NBA Draft slot

AJ Dybantsa is often asked if he should be the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. Mostly, his answer is simply “yes.” Dybantsa, who set the college basketball world on fire with a fantastic freshman season at BYU and led the country in scoring (25.5 points per game), shared once that his ...

In-the-gym range: Woolston brings elite shooting back to BYU

There’s a big difference between making shots at a church gym in the mission field once or twice a week and shooting against college-level defenders. BYU’s Kailey Woolston discovered exactly how big after returning from her 18-month church mission to Pennsylvania and West Virginia last ...

BYU notebook: Cougar golf team makes a couple of key additions

PROVO, Utah — BYU men’s golf head coach Todd Miller announced the hiring of Spencer Dunaway as an associate head coach on Tuesday. “Spencer Dunaway checks every box of someone I want to work with,” Miller said. “He recognizes that our job is all about the athletes, and he believes in ...