Virginia’s 23 Year Old Freshman Standout
Player of the Week , Virginia De Ridder looked the best he has all season this past week, shooting at a highly efficient clip while scoring a season-high 32 points. From the moment he logged his first minutes with the Cavaliers, it was clear he would be a focal point of the scouting report and…
Mustang Engine
Player of the Week: , SMU Edwards looked the best he has since the opening stretch of the season, posting video-game numbers and cementing himself as a name fans should know. He opened his two-game heater with a dominant all-around performance of 24 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, and six steals, then followed it up…
Hurricane Tre
Player of the Week , Miami Hurricanes Tre Donaldson has played like the true point guard Miami has been searching for, running the Hurricanes’ offense with near perfection. Across wins over Wake Forest and Georgia Tech, Donaldson averaged 24 points, eight rebounds, and two steals while shooting 65 percent from the floor. Against Georgia Tech,…
Cool Story, Okorie
Player of the Week Stanford Amid a strong 13–3 start to the season, Okorie has continued to show why he is viewed as one of the top freshmen in the country, delivering back-to-back standout performances with 31 points in a one-point road win at Virginia Tech and 28 points against Louisville while confidently carrying the…
Wilson on a Tear
Player of the Week , North Carolina As the season progresses, Wilson continues to get better, which is a frightening trend for opponents. The freshman delivered another dominant performance in North Carolina’s win over Florida State, finishing with 22 points, 16 rebounds, six assists, and two blocks. After just a few games, it was clear…
Real Deal McNeil
Player of the Week , NC State There is one player on the Wolfpack that opposing defenses must always locate on the floor, and that is Paul McNeil Jr. McNeil erupted for a career-high 47 points while shooting 11-of-17 from three in a win over Texas Southern, showcasing his elite shot-making ability. He followed that…
Veesaar Keying PowDer Blue Revival
Player of the Week , North Carolina Veesaar put together another impressive week and earned recognition as one of the ACC’s most productive frontcourt players, looking every bit like the interior anchor North Carolina envisioned heading into the season. After strong outings against Kentucky and Georgetown, he posted back-to-back double-doubles and elite defensive production. Against…
Booz Cruising
Player of the Week , Duke Boozer strengthened his case for AP Player of the Year with a dominant showing in Duke’s win over Arkansas, finishing with 35 points, nine rebounds, and three assists. He is shooting 57.8 percent from the field and 39.1 percent from three, giving Duke a reliable finisher inside and a…
Wilsonnnnnnn!!!!
Player of the Week: , North Carolina Caleb Wilson has exceeded early expectations and is competing with a level of intensity rarely seen from a freshman. He has been a man on a mission from the opening tip, taking the country by storm with 24 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 steals in a statement win…
March’s Biggest Headliner
Player of the Week , Duke Flagg has proven to be the best player, not only in the ACC, but in the nation. Flagg won the ACC Player and Rookie of the Year, was on the All ACC First Team, was on the All-Rookie Team, and the All Defensive Team. He had a phenomenal freshman…
Cult of Chucky
Player of the Week , Louisville The Wisconsin transfer has been a major addition for the Cardinals. The squad has been one of the top teams in the conference and has played their way into the madness in March. Hepburn led the way this past week though, against Virginia Tech he put up 15 points,…
College Hoop’s Maine Man
Player of the Week , Duke It’s basically impossible to not have Flagg in these articles at this point. He is the clear No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, if he decides to go after this season. He has said that there is a chance that he returns to Duke, but if they…
By George…
Player of the Week , Georgia Tech The 6’3 sophomore has been on a rampage of late. On a weak Georgia Tech team, George has been one of a few bright spots. Against Stanford, the young lead guard had 22 points, 7 assists, and 5 assists. later in the week, he had 26 points, 8…
Who’s Lakhin Now
Player of the Week , Clemson The Tigers had an impressive week and Lakhin really stood out. The redshirt senior only had 5 points and 3 rebounds against Georgia Tech but the center came up big when he was needed against Duke. Before this game the Blue Devils were on a 16-game win streak. Lakhin…
Sellers Market
Player of the Week , Stanford Sellers often gets overlooked due to being teammates with but he is a big reason why Stanford has been competitive in its first season in the conference. Against Syracuse he put up 10 points, 3 rebounds and 1 steal and against SMU he had 19 points, 6 rebounds, 3…
The Lowe End Theory
Player of the Week , Pittsburgh Lowe is the leader of the Panthers squad and has continued to climb draft boards. In a tight loss to Clemson, Lowe put up 15 points, 3 assists, and 1 steal. Later in the week the sophomore scored 22 points, 6 assists and a steal in the squad’s win…
On a Heater
Player of the Week , North Carolina Jackson has really elevated his game over the past stretch of games of the season. He has had 20 points or more in six of his last eight games. He continued that trend with 20 points in the win against California but that stalled in the squad’s loss…
Signature Game
Player of the Week , Duke Flagg’s historic 42 point, 7 assist, 6 rebound, and 1 steal game in Duke’s win against the Irish is the stuff of legend. 27 second half points and if that wasn’t enough, he led the team in assists with 7! Flagg is quickly putting himself in National Player of…