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Caleb Wilson Scores 35 pts, Best Summer Performance, Potential #4 Pick

7/13/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Caleb Wilson delivered what analysts called the single-best individual performance of the summer in Las Vegas.
He scored 35 points on 12-of-21 shooting and matched his freshman total with seven three-pointers.
He added three blocked shots, two steals, six turnovers, zero assists and few rebounds.
Draft analysts ranked AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson and Boozer as the top three prospects, viewing Wilson as a potential fourth pick.

History

Historical Context

On June 26 2003 the NBA held its draft at Madison Square Garden, where the Cleveland Cavaliers, after winning the May 22 lottery, chose 18-year-old high-school star LeBron James with the first pick. His selection, the second straight high-school No. 1 after Kwame Brown (2001), helped cement a decade-long trend of teams valuing raw, single-game explosiveness, a shift reflected in the record 31 international early-entry candidates that year.

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Story summary

Caleb Wilson delivered what analysts called the single-best individual performance of the summer in Las Vegas.
He scored 35 points on 12-of-21 shooting and matched his freshman total with seven three-pointers.
He added three blocked shots, two steals, six turnovers, zero assists and few rebounds.
Draft analysts ranked AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson and Boozer as the top three prospects, viewing Wilson as a potential fourth pick.

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