Before Wake, Dunn had 15 in the previous 3 ACC games. When you are that offensively challenged and getting to 15, that shows impact. Second, his defense is still incredible and is better in open court/transition. He’s still out of position some but when it’s a straight up 1v1, dunn usually ends up with a block, that’s impressive. Lastly, it’s all potential, this years draft class is severely lacking depth, maybe beyond pick 3. Dunn is arguably the best defensive prospect in some time at just 20 and he’s the perfect antithesis to what the nba is becoming (6’10 ball handlers everywhere). Some team will bet they can make him a 35% 3pt shooter. Techs wings are really one dimensional. Nickel, Cattoor and Collins to an extent are catch and shoot. Collins can create a bit but it usually isn’t efficient. Mckneely finds the midrange well on 1 dribble and Rohde is better at getting to the rim and is UVAs best “playmaker”. It just doesn’t show because lack of athleticism at this point. Each game plan is simple, over commit to shooters and bet on a miss on the creation resulting. Bennett would say Nickel/Cattoor/Collins taking twos is a path towards a win, Young would say Mckneely/Rohde/Beekman taking twos is a path to a win. I just think UVAs trio there is better on that “secondary” offense than techs.