Big games continue to bring out the best in Dylan Nunn, and his recent stretch makes that trend hard to ignore. The 2026 guard for Fort Bend Christian Academy has been consistently productive against quality competition, combining scoring, playmaking, and defensive pressure in meaningful moments.

Nunn opened the run with 23 points and 5 assists vs. St. Johns, setting the tone as a reliable offensive engine. He followed that with 22 points, 4 assists, and 4 steals vs. Good Vision, showing his ability to impact both ends of the floor. Performances against Northland Christian and Grandbury reinforced his steadiness, as he continued to score efficiently while keeping teammates involved.

What stands out most is his feel for the game. Against PSAT, Nunn posted 18 points, 6 assists, and 4 steals, and later added a true distributor’s performance with 10 assists vs. Frassati Catholic to go with scoring and defensive activity. At 5'9, he plays with pace, control, and awareness, using timing and decision making to offset size.

With a 4.7 GPA complementing his on-court production, Nunn’s profile reflects consistency, discipline, and trustworthiness. These big game performances aren’t isolated highlights; they’re part of a pattern that continues to define his 2025–26 season.