Robert Wright III absolutely torched the Powder League this past Friday. He dropped an insane 101 points in a Pro-Am game in Orem, Utah, and guess what? That performance is now the single-game scoring record for the entire Powder League. Talk about making a statement before his junior year even starts!
Record Books Bleeding
Can you even imagine putting up 101 points? That’s not just a big night, that’s video game stuff. Wright, who’s prepping for his junior season at BYU, just went full supernova in a Powder League Pro-Am game down in Orem, Utah. KSL Sports reported the absolute explosion, confirming it was a new single-game scoring record for the league. This dude is not messing around with his offseason prep.
Building a Monster
This isn’t some flash-in-the-pan performance either. Wright came into college as a four-star prospect, according to 247Sports, back in the Class of 2024. He actually started his college career at Baylor, which is no small feat. Then, he transferred and absolutely balled out for BYU last season, starting 35 games for them. You don’t start 35 games for a Division I program without serious talent. Now, he’s showing us all that raw talent is exploding into something truly special.
So, what does this mean for the upcoming college season? If Wright is dropping 101 points in pro-am games, what’s he gonna do on the actual court for BYU? Get ready, because if this is a preview of his junior year, we’re all in for one heck of a ride. You gotta believe BYU fans are absolutely buzzing about what’s coming next.
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