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Josh Dix

Josh Dix is an undrafted two-way shooter/connector with a plausible NBA role-player path but no healthy-roster fantasy exposure.

Team: Oklahoma City Thunder · SG/SF · Age 23 · Two-way contract · Base role: Blue wing; zero healthy-base NBA minutes

Conditional NBA projection card

GP Appearance MPG 3PM PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% FT% TO
10 4.0 0.3 1.2 0.4 0.2 0.1 0.0 .430 .800 0.1

Dix receives zero simultaneous minutes in the healthy 240. Redraft/points: no value. Dynasty: watch-list only in leagues that roster more than 250 players.

Why the line looks like this

Dix averaged 13.2 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 32.9 minutes across 34 Creighton starts, then went undrafted and signed a two-way July 3. He scored 14 in the July 14 Summer League loss to Denver, evidence that the shot can surface against developmental competition.

Oklahoma City already has three standard-contract developmental guards plus veteran creators. Dix's first task is winning Blue usage and proving he can defend NBA wings.

Sources: official two-way release and college stats, NBA Summer League Denver recap.

Floor, base, ceiling

Risk and confidence

Component Confidence Reason
Roster High Official two-way
Minutes Very low Standard guard/wing depth blocks him
Rates Low No NBA sample
Availability High No current injury flag

Career record

Pre-NBA: Four college seasons. Iowa (2022-25): 826 points over 97 games (about 8.5 PPG) on .514/.419/.798 splits, peaking at 14.4 PPG as a 2024-25 starter with 42.2% three-point shooting and an 89/27 assist-to-turnover ratio. Creighton (2025-26): 13.2 PPG, 3.7 RPG, 2.3 APG in 32.9 minutes across 34 games, but on .439 FG and a career-worst 33.8% from three. Draft: undrafted (2026); signed an Oklahoma City two-way July 3, 2026.

No NBA record. Most recent season: 2025-26 at Creighton (above); his professional file opens with the OKC Blue in 2026-27.

Durability: No college availability issues of note — 97 games in three Iowa seasons plus 34 at Creighton.

Trajectory: The record shows an efficient, low-usage shooter/connector whose best season (Iowa 2024-25: 50.7% FG, 42.2% from three) reads like an NBA role-player template, and whose Creighton year — more volume, worse efficiency — is the counter-evidence that got him passed over in the draft. In 2026-27 he fights Barnhizer and Oweh for Blue usage and call-up priority on a roster with no wing shortage. He becomes fantasy-relevant only in the long branch where his shooting wins a real NBA rotation spot during an injury stretch; there is no plausible 2026-27 draft or stream case before that happens.

Career sources: Creighton athletics transfer release, G League two-way announcement, Sports-Reference college page

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