Dixon led all NCAA Division I men's basketball in scoring last season, averaging 23.3 points per game, showcasing a strong three-point shooting ability at 40.7%. His scoring prowess could translate well to the NBA if he overcomes his current foot injury.

Eric Dixon, a promising rookie for the Lakers, is unable to play in summer league due to a foot injury. He was previously the leading scorer in the NCAA, averaging 23.3 points per game, making his absence a notable setback for the team.

Eric Dixon's status as the No. 1 scorer in college basketball makes him a notable addition to the Lakers' Summer League roster, presenting the opportunity to transition from collegiate success to professional play with the Lakers.

Eric Dixon, who led NCAA in scoring, joins the Lakers on a two-way contract, bringing his scoring prowess to the team.

Eric Dixon’s scoring and shooting efficiency could be key assets for the Lakers, as they continue to build a flexible and competitive team.