Former Pitt Guard Signs Overseas

Dunn was a pickup from the transfer portal for Pitt last season. He started the season shooting 52.6% from three and averaging 13 points per game. Unfortunately, Dunn's sharp play was undermined by injuries. He had a right thumb injury that required surgery along with leg, elbow and ankle injuries. Dunn only played 16 of the Panther's 33 games.

In February, Jeff Capel doubted Dunn would be allowed an extra year of eligibility.

The NCAA criteria for a medical redshirt is the player must have gotten a season ending injury, they must have gotten their injury before the halfway point of the season and they must have not participated in more than 30% of the team's games. Dunn's injury was season ending, but he played in just under 50% of the available games.

Dunn started his college basketball career with Temple in 2019. Being a redshirt freshman plus the COVID-19 pandemic gave him to extra years of eligibility.

After four years at Temple, Dunn transferred to the University of Houston. With Houston, he played 37 games and went on a March Madness run.

It's unfortunate that Dunn ended his college career with an injury-riddled season. Dunn's veteran leadership and impressive play when he was available with the Panthers will be remembered as he takes his talents overseas.