Three Stars of the Day: November 27th
Three Stars of The Day
We handpick the best performances of the day, whether it be stat lines that make you drool, or clutch performances. Either way, its our way of showing the love:
Stephen Curry - Davidson
The sophomore made sure the Wildcats started the SoCon season with a win, scoring 38 against Appalachian State
Willie Powers - Georgia Southern
Another freshman success story, Powers scored 26 points to lead the Eagles to a 5-1 start
Dion Dowell - Houston
His career high 16 rebounds and 22 points paced the Cougars to a home win over Coastal Carolina
Other Top Performers
Kyle Cruze - Holy Cross - Only had 7 points, but his driving lay up with 3 seconds on the clock, pushed the Crusaders to a win over Ohio
Aleks Maric - Nebraska - Coming off his worst game of the season, the senior owned IPFW with 30 points on 13-18 shooting
Chas McFarland - Wake Forest - The 7-footer led all scorers with 15 points (a career high) as Wake opened the Big Ten/ACC Challenge with a win
Previous Stars of the Day
November 26th - Michael Bramos, Miami (OH)
November 22nd - Michael Beasley, Kansas State
November 21st - Kyle Singler, Duke
November 20th - Patty Mills, Saint Mary's November 19th - Matt Causey, Georgia Tech
November 18th - Daniel Hackett, USC
November 17th - Chris Douglas-Roberts, Memphis
November 16th - JJ Hickson, NC State
November 15th - Jon Brockman, Washington
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