Ohio State 2007-2011 SG - Jon Diebler

Ohio State men's basketball | Jon Diebler hosting annual summer youth camp https://t.co/2src8Q9JVU

— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) April 2, 2019

 

Men's basketball | Jon Diebler excited for annual summer return to Ohio State https://t.co/tDl8XRDZIw

— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) May 20, 2019

 

Jon Diebler, Darüşşafaka Basketbol, Basketball Super League (Turkey)
Stats (Euroleague): 4.3 points, 1.3 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 0.4 steals, 0.1 blocks, 35.5 shooting percentage, 36.3 3-point percentage, 92.3 free-throw percentage, 17.8 minutes per game

Season in a nutshell: During the Basketball Super League portion of his team's schedule, Diebler played a larger offensive role, averaging 8.6 points in 23.1 minutes per game. In both Basketball Super League and EuroLeague games, Diebler shot more than double as many 3-pointers as 2-pointers. The shoot-first wing knows his role, and he still plays it well.

Game of the year: Diebler had a season-high 18 points in an eight-point loss to Istanbul BBSK on March 17. He tied a season-high, going 4-of-7 from beyond the arc. Diebler added three rebounds and three assists.

Notable teammates: Jeremy Evans (NBA), Michael Eric (Temple), Toney Douglas (NBA), Markel Brown (Oklahoma State), Ray McCallum Jr. (NBA)

 

Jon Diebler joins the Eleven Dubcast to talk life changes, the upcoming TBT, the addition of his brother to the Ohio State basketball staff, and more. https://t.co/fB06E0zez4 pic.twitter.com/xpmPill238

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) July 17, 2019

 

On this Date in @ohiostatehoops History (3/14/2010): Jon Diebler makes 243rd career 3 to break Jamar Butler's (242/2005-08) Ohio State career record ... More

— Dan Wallenberg (@OSUADAthComm) March 14, 2020

 

Bold decision to leave Jon Diebler open. pic.twitter.com/r3XcHiSyZn

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) July 8, 2020

 

Former #OhioState guard @J_Diebler signs with @HapoelTLVBC (FREE)https://t.co/HlLbxWzrjP pic.twitter.com/M6IcX7TE6F

— Bucknuts (@Bucknuts247) September 6, 2020

 

BOYS BBALL: 15 years ago today, one high school basketball player scored 77 points in a game. Jon Diebler (@J_Diebler) insists he didn't realize it, but I took a look back on that cold January night, my story (@JDiebler15) (@JakeDiebler): https://t.co/cVWkuPGaPM

— Joshua Morgret (@JoshuaMorgret) January 13, 2021

 

Jon 3iebler

BANG!!!! pic.twitter.com/bNoVmNKQLn

— Car❌en’s Crew - THE Ohio State’s TBT Team (@CarmensCrew) July 25, 2021

 

THE JON DIEBLER GAME

3 3s for 33 in the 3rd quarter 👌👌👌@CarmensCrew IN CONTROL pic.twitter.com/nWTVkCdUhh

— Inside TBT (@InsideTbt) July 25, 2021

 

Oh my 🔥🔥
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— The Ohio State Hoops Insider (@OSUHoopsInsider) July 25, 2021

 

As first reported by @DavidWoods007, former Ohio State head coach Thad Matta is adding Greg Oden and Jon Diebler to his staff at Butler: https://t.co/3qi3MZ79xH

— Andrew Lind (@AndrewMLind) April 19, 2022

 

Jon Diebler knocked down 374 three-pointers during his four seasons in Columbus — a program record. Will anyone ever come close to overtaking his mark? https://t.co/ufcqbkoNoc

— Land-Grant Holy Land (@Landgrant33) July 22, 2022

 

Jake Diebler and Jon Diebler are among three people being inducted into the Upper Sandusky High School Athletic Hall of Fame prior to the Bucyrus-Upper Sandusky varsity football game Friday, Sept. 16. There will be a reception from 5:45-6:30 p.m. at the USHS athletic complex. pic.twitter.com/KGyB4USjmv

— Joshua Morgret (@JoshuaMorgret) August 2, 2022

 

As the Diebler brothers were welcomed into the Upper Sandusky High School Athletics Hall of Fame, it was their father and coach, Keith, handing them their plaques. https://t.co/5w4cWLjQe5

— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) September 22, 2022

 

🗓️ ThisDateInOHSAAHistory: Feb. 23, 2007 - Jon Diebler (Fostoria 2003-04, Upper Sandusky 2004-07) passes Jay Burson (New Concord John Glenn 1981-85) to become Ohio's all-time boys basketball scoring leader. Diebler still holds the #OHSAA boys scoring record: 3,208 career points. pic.twitter.com/OJcVfUxVQ6

— OHSAA Sports (@OHSAASports) February 23, 2024