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Dylan Watson is an interesting name that high academic D1’s should take a look at. Physical and springy athlete. Finished his junior year with: 13.4 PPG, 9.5 RPG (in conference) 2nd Team All-NESCAC .500 FG% .415 3PT% .811 FT%

Dylan Watson is an interesting name that high academic D1’s should take a look at. Physical and springy athlete. Finished his junior year with: 13.4 PPG, 9.5 RPG (in conference) 2nd Team All-NESCAC .500 FG% .415 3PT% .811 FT%

Connecticut College (D3) forward Dylan Watson (@dwatson0816) is generating significant D1 interest in the transfer portal, per his rep @NickMcElroy11 of @nilsonsports. The 6-foot-6 junior started in all 25 games this season, averaging 11.8 points and 8.4 rebounds while shooting 49.5% from the field. Rice UTSA Marist Citadel Utah Tech Mercyhurst Le Moyne West Florida

After entering the transfer portal, Dylan Watson (@dwatson0816) has heard from the following programs: Cal Poly Cal U (D2) Chicago State Hawaii Pacific (D2) Lander University (D2) Lynn (D2) Marist Mercyhurst Northern Illinois Pace (D2) 11.8 PPG, 8.4 RPG at Connecticut College 13.6% ORB (94th percentile) & 60.3% TS.

Transfer portal forward Dylan Watson (@dwatson0816) is generating interest from multiple D1 programs, per his rep @NickMcElroy11 of @nilsonsports. The 6-foot-6 junior started in all 25 games this season for Connecticut College (D3), averaging 11.8 points and 8.4 rebounds while shooting 49.5% from the field. Mercyhurst Citadel Utah Tech Nova Southeastern (D2)

More from Gottlieb on recruiting Division III talent: "I called @DaveKlatsky last year and asked if there were any D-III transfers worth looking into. He said there was one player in our league who could play at the D-I level: Justin Allen. "He started moving the ball and attacking on the second catch. He really did a good job defensively and on the glass, and there were games in which he was outstanding against really good players. That confirmed something that Dick Bennett told me. … 'The better the kid, the more they’ll improve.' "There is no better human to play basketball for me than Justin Allen from that perspective."

More from Gottlieb on recruiting Division III talent: "I called @DaveKlatsky last year and asked if there were any D-III transfers worth looking into. He said there was one player in our league who could play at the D-I level: Justin Allen. "He started moving the ball and attacking on the second catch. He really did a good job defensively and on the glass, and there were games in which he was outstanding against really good players. That confirmed something that Dick Bennett told me. … 'The better the kid, the more they’ll improve.' "There is no better human to play basketball for me than Justin Allen from that perspective."