BYU's Rob Wright III scored 101 points in a pro-am game to prove he'll be fine without AJ Dybantsa

Rob Wright III is going to have to play in the 2026-27 college basketball season at BYU without AJ Dybantsa.If the summer scoring Wright is doing right now is any indication, he'll be just fine.Playing in a pro-am event, Wright scored 101 points in a single game.Yep, 101 points.Not a typo.It's part of the Powder League, which is played in Orem, Utah, and Wright decided he simply wouldn't be stopped the entire game.Full highlights are on YouTube here:It's not a surprise Wright can score, of course.In his first season at BYU, he averaged 18.1 points per game to go with 4.6 assists per night.He had transferred from Baylor, and he looked comfortable being a secondary star with Dybantsa.This season sets up to be more about Wright, and it wouldn't be a surprise for the 6-foot-1 guard to average