Would the Kentucky guard make sense on the OKC Thunder's bench?
There is no wrong answer for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2024 NBA Draft. Why? Because they're coming off a 57-25 season as the top seed in the Western Conference. They're ready to win now, and who they select with the No. 12 pick can't necessarily hurt the team.
"Admittedly, the Thunder probably aren't heading into the draft with hopes of snatching up a 6'1", 164-pound guard. Still, the great front offices will pounce on a favorable situation when they can, and Rob Dillingham falling to No. 12 would qualify," Bleacher Report's Zach Buckley wrote.
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