Overview
- Dybantsa, who extended his Nike relationship Wednesday, signed a multiyear pro deal with terms undisclosed after reports put his college NIL haul near $7 million.
- Nike also unveiled a star-shaped mark built from his initials, a logo he links to his childhood nickname “Star Boy.”
- The design drew quick pushback online, with users saying the initials were hard to see and comparing it to the Chrysler emblem.
- The 6-foot-9 BYU freshman led Division I scoring at 25.5 points per game and is widely projected as the No. 1 pick in June.
- The May 10 draft lottery will set the order, with the combine in Chicago and private workouts shaping how teams evaluate him.