Arman Jovic

UCLA's Nikola Kusturica continues to showcase why he's a special talent

The 6-9 17-year old Serbian took over in this one vs UNF playing a total of 23 minutes, yet went for 29 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists on just 12 shots

Truly a game changer on the defensive end thanks to his length, athleticism and non stop motor. Never will take a play off but the offensive flashes today were awesome as well. Has serious athletic strides that aren't teachable, shot it well, can pass and handle the ball, just the total package that's only getting better by the day.

Remarkable talent

So good

Kusturica's motor is truly special, always active, playing hard and making winning plays on both ends.

After a strong opener Boston College's Money Williams has continued his strong play with a very impressive 35 points, 9 boards and 5 assists (one turnover) in the win vs Umass.

With Boston college leaning on him to do virtually everything on offense, Williams is making the most of it, a very strong, savvy guard who can get to the rim at will.

Has generated 28 FT's in just two games to begin the season, pretty absurd stuff from the Montana transfer who's also doing a better job at controlling the tempo and letting the game come to him.

Cal Poly’s junior guard Hamad Mousa looked really sharp last night vs Arizona going for 30 points.

Mousa has a rare combination of shooting, size and self-creation traits for a 6-8 guard at the MM level. He had an incredibly efficient 30 Points on 14 shots while shooting 8/10 3PT, constantly matched up vs Arizona's best wing defenders but had no issues generating good looks.

The 20-year old has a chance to be the first ever player born from Qatar to make the NBA.