High school basketball freshmen to watch
Posted Nov 3, 2022
Young as he is, AJ Dybantsa has been on the national radar for some time now. As things stand, he’s the odds-on favorite to sit atop the 2026 rankings when they're released next year. That said, there’s no telling what the talented wing’s freshman year may hold. The 6-foot-8 Dybantsa has elite physical tools and is capable of scoring at all three levels.
(Rivals.com)
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