Mac McClung scores career-high 54 points
In a remarkable display of skill, Mac McClung scored a career-high 54 points while playing for the Windy City Bulls on March 11, 2026. This performance not only marked a personal best for McClung but also set a new single-game scoring record for the team.
McClung’s impressive outing included shooting 18-of-34 from the field and 9-of-18 from three-point range. Additionally, he contributed 10 assists and 7 rebounds to his team’s efforts, solidifying his status as a standout player in the league.
This achievement is particularly noteworthy as it represents the highest-scoring game in the G League this season. McClung’s performance has elevated his average to 30.2 points per game in the G League, showcasing his scoring prowess throughout the season.
Since entering the G League undrafted in 2021, McClung has become a dominant presence, topping the 30-point mark 14 times this season alone. His consistent high-level play led to him earning a two-way contract on February 5, further emphasizing his potential in professional basketball.
In addition to his scoring feats, McClung has appeared in four NBA games this season, averaging 5.8 points. Despite his success in the G League, questions remain about what more he needs to do to secure a more permanent role in the NBA. “What more does Mac McClung have to do to get a real taste of NBA action?” one commentator noted.
McClung’s accolades include being a three-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion and winning the G League MVP award in 2024. His recent performance has drawn attention from fans and analysts alike, with the NBA G League stating, “Mac McClung IS A PROBLEM.”
As the season progresses, McClung continues to demonstrate his scoring ability and playmaking skills, with a total of 922 points in the G League this season. His journey in professional basketball is one to watch as he seeks to make a lasting impact.
Reactions to his record-setting game have been overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the excitement surrounding McClung’s potential and future in the sport.
