How To Convert High School Basketball To College (Rob Dillingham Breakdown)

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When it comes to being a top player in high school basketball, when these players leave, the question becomes, "Can they be successful at the next level?" There have been a countless amount of players who were most renowned for their play and high school and fell off in time. But, there are others who live up to and beyond the hype. This year, one of those players is Rob Dillingham.
As Kentucky's sixth man, Rob Dillingham has been thriving in his role and has made big adjustments to his game from high school basketball to be a successful college basketball player. After his 35 point game vs Tennessee, Rob Dillingham showcased his skill and put his name in the top 10 for the 2024 NBA Draft. So in today's video, we breakdown Rob Dillingham's 35 points vs Tennessee and see how must players convert their high school game to college.
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[@durpz1497]

Please do a celtic isaiah thomas breakdown, his cross step hezi, his setups and reads. he was 5'9 averaging 29 and would be a great study for undersized guards.

[@TokTiklmao]

I thought I was the only one

[@pattdor1]

noted📝

[@indamaking]

Confidence is everything

[@lovekeego]

just finished watching the bronny video, and what you said about getting to a spot just so you can get the gravity and attention from multiple players then passing, rob does it very well and bronny could learn from that. also just taking more player shots and having the audacity to shoot shit like that and attack is sum bronny could learn from rob too

[@bhocalatebhips]

Keep it up bro you’re helping so many young players like me out

[@ermacbigmac]

This commentary reminds me of breaking down my 2k16 clips to my friends in the PlayStation party 😂

[@NiMo4life]

Thank you for making this I really needed this

[@chaingangbiscuit]

Incredible channel, subbed after the Bronny video and two minutes of this. It's crazy how many resources these kids have in comparison to when I was hooping in the 2000s

[@MrEOM41]

Man fa real I would’ve been a beast had we had KZbin in 2000s

[@chaingangbiscuit]

@@MrEOM41 man what.

[@1take.wil2]

needed this

[@samuelajakaye]

hmmm tuff analysis, keep it up

[@bryandungee1029]

That’s a coaches shot as well bro, if your coach doesn’t give you the confidence aka green light to take that shot, your not gonna shoot it whether you can make it or not!!! I played college ball, it be some superstars that’s never make it off the bench or does get in but be regular af because coach never gives him that confidence!!! That’s why you hear guys talk about how important the “right situation” is for your career!!! Nearly everything you explained is player/coach relationship… he is able to play FREE because Cal has always been a pg friendly coach

[@BRIMMSTONE]

First time here. Great content. Keep going!

[@brylinsmith3797]

My man did you play? You have great insight and knowledge about this shit, and that just makes this shit so much more entertaining, keep this up brotha

[@kylespencer7595]

great channel

[@stepcurrywita30]

I believe in you homie and everybody else should too 🏁

[@doms5755]

Tyrese Maxey type shit

[@nehemiahdawson8146]

You should do Josh Hubbard that plays for Mississippi state he’s an undersized guard

[@mathewsousa3915]

Yo I love rob dillingham. He’s nasty. And has been nasty

[@hoff6042]

U da goat

[@pattdor1]

bronny breakdown tomorrow🤫

[@frosty3052]

@@pattdor1 WWW

[@kiwavy]

2:02 a better pass would've been to the guy in the paint, but good pass nonetheless

[@fiori6480]

Who else thought it was kuminga in the thumbnail

[@kjfrmthetown1873]

lou will vibes

[@peterfazekas9552]

Man, I’m commenting, cause i’d like u to be sucsessful, cause theese videos be crazy helpful When watching i had a thought abt an own experience, cause I play in a not so elite team, in a league, where everybody presses full court, and i have to pass the rock, knowing damn well, that my team is probably not going to be able to capitalize on the adventage… Do you think i should risk being called selfish, so that we might be able to win more games, or should I make the ,,right” decisions most of the time Thanks if you’d asnwer

[@pattdor1]

build your game up so that when you are “selfish,” you are actually capable of making those shots. but that requires a maniacal work ethic (hence why kobe and jordan are the ones who did that). if that’s really your circumstances though, figure out which spots you can trust certain teammates and the ones you can’t. at the spots you can’t trust them, work on those things so you can trust yourself

[@1take.wil2]

crazy im in the same situation

[@RobinXlone]

U should never even develop that habit in High School. Way too many players dribble all day going nowhere

[@blydenwade940]

Ayo

[@noahwilliams588]

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. JESUS LOVES YOU REPENT

[@blydenwade940]

Rob didn’t even play high school ball lmao you’re a joke