Player of the Week
LeBryan Nash, Oklahoma State
The physically imposing freshman finally had his "coming out party" this week in an upset victory over #2 Missouri. In the 79-72 victory, he dazzled the Cowboys crowd on his way to 27 points on 12-18 shooting from the field. He also showed consistency on his long range jump shot, draining 3-4 three-point tries for OK State. He also contributed four rebounds and four assists. His moves were more powerful, and he seemed to be playing on confidence. If he continues to have confidence in himself and his game, he could be ready for more standout performances.
Who’s Hot
J'Covan Brown, Texas
The 6’1" junior shooting guard is continuing his strong season. In a well-fought 69-66 loss to #3 Kansas, he put the complete package on full display. He scored 24 points for the Longhorns, as well as handing out seven assists, grabbing six rounds, and piling up three steals.
Honorable Mention
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas- 22 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists in a 69-66 victory over Texas
Royce White, Iowa State- 15 points, 15 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals in a 62-55 loss to Texas
Perry Jones III, Baylor- 21 points and 12 rebounds in a 77-55 victory over Oklahoma
Who’s Cold
The Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma started the season off strong, but they are now fading with the beginning of conference play. This week, they fell to #7 Baylor by the score of 77-65. Then, they unraveled in an overtime defeat at the hands of Texas A&M, another reeling Big 12 squad. Their record in conference play is now 2-5. They need to turn it around, and fast!
Top 5: Backcourts in the Big 12
1. Missouri Tigers
The Tigers have the most explosive backcourt in the conference. It is comprised of Marcus Denmon, Phil "Flip" Pressey, Kim English, Michael Dixon, and Matt Pressey. They easily are one of the most talented team of guards in America.
2. Texas Longhorns
The Texas Longhorns backcourt may be young, but they are talented. Junior J’Covan Brown leads the squad, with freshman sensation Myck Kabongo running the team at the point guard position.
3. Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas’ power might be in their frontcourt, but their guards aren’t slouches. Tyshawn Taylor has been playing with a consistency that we haven’t seen his whole career, while Elijah Johnson and Travis Releford are emerging for KU.
4. Kansas State Wildcats
The Kansas State Wildcats are led by 6’6" junior Rodney McGruder. The rest of their backcourt is solid with sophomores Will Spradling and Shane Southwell, as well as junior Martavious Irving.
5. Iowa State Cyclones
The Iowa State Cyclones are led by twotalented transfers at guard. Former Michigan State star Chris Allen and Penn State transfer Chris Babb, as well as Scott Christopherson and Tyrus MGee log big minutes in Ames.
Conference Power Rankings:
1. Kansas 17-3 (7-0)
2. Missouri 18-2 (5-2)
3. Baylor 18-2 (5-2)
4. Kansas State 15-4 (4-3)
5. Iowa State 14-6 (4-3)
6. Texas 13-7 (3-4)
7. Oklahoma State 10-10 (3-4)
8. Oklahoma 12-7 (2-5)
9. Texas A&M 11-8 (2-5)
10. Texas Tech 7-12 (0-7)
Is there any other player
Is there any other player who’s stock is Falling Faster then Khris Middleton? And its not just becuz of his recent injuries…
Last year alot of people had him in the lottery…But wherever he lands that team will be getting a steal…
Big 12
Nash is Ron Artest before the weirdness and name change. J’Covan Brown was a complete ball hog in the KU loss. Points are great but not when you miss 20 times…
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