Dibansa s super frame bounce has caused heated discussion: The maximum bounce is 42 inches. Meiji reveals that scouts are following online media have recruited

On July 30, a bounce test of the 2026 No. 1 pick AJ Dibansa caused heated discussion. From the picture above, we can see that his head has exceeded the basket much. Judging from the video, he just underestimated a small run-up to complete this terrifying jump. Dibansa's physical talent is really terrifying.

According to media reports from Brigham Young University, Brigham Young University has just conducted a physical test of the basketball team -

Dibanta's maximum bounce of 42 inches;

Rob Wright's maximum bounce of 41 inches;

Keba Keita's maximum bounce of 40.5 inches;

Dominic Diormander's maximum bounce of 39 inches;

Taylor Moose's maximum bounce 38.5 inches;

Kennard Davis' maximum bounce 37.5 inches; (These are all very talented players)

NBA reporter Evan Steeley posted this picture and wrote: Dibansa's physical talent has made NBA scouts pay great attention to the 2026 draft. His maximum bounce in some physical tests at Brigham Young University was impressive, and his head had completely surpassed the basket.

Previously, Evan Steele specifically reported on Dibansa, a brilliant new star in the 2026 draft. All teams are already discussing him. He is 6-foot-9 and has an arm span of more than 7 feet. He is an extremely talented wing player, showing amazing abilities in offense, defense and passing.

Nets media have begun recruiting - please Dibansa must join the Brooklyn Nets. (The Nets selected four first-round picks in this year's draft. They are a team that is bad. They will continue to play badly and get high picks in the new season)

Dibana just led the U.S. men's basketball team to win the championship at the U19 Men's Basketball World Cup. He also won the MVP of the event, which was the King of Nothing presented him with awards. In the World Cup, he averaged 20.1 minutes per game, scored 14.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.1 steals, 0.3 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 50%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 11.1%. His only weakness may be his outside shooting.