Jones knows what it takes to prove oneself. He has learned well from fellow Weber State standout Damian Lillard because he came into the league with a workhorse mentality. Dillon is unafraid of ...

When he heard his name called on draft night back in June, Dillon Jones became just the second Weber State product to ever enter the NBA (Damian Lillard). Coupled with the Oklahoma City Thunder ...

The best team in the NBA sat most of its usual rotation when visiting the worst team in the NBA as the regular season neared ...

Dillon Jones is ecstatic to play for general manager ... That maturity he built at Weber State could be the key to him contributing to the team, especially since he has a well-rounded skill ...

After being a first round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Dillon Jones made his first career start on Friday night.

The 6-foot 6 small forward, Dillon Jones is a professional basketball ... who further traded it to the Oklahoma Thunders. Jones attended Weber University and played college basketball there.

After one press conference, it's evident why the Oklahoma City Thunder fell head over heels for Dillon Jones to the point ... four years at small-school Weber State to a first-round selection.

Weber State’s hopes of contending for the Big Sky Conference crown were mostly dashed over the weekend at Wildcat Softball Field, especially Friday in two razor-thin losses to Idaho State.

The Thunder squad decided to “punish” Dillon Jones by filling his entire car with packing peanuts for keeping the team speaker charged.