Three Stars of the Day: Ramon, Troyer, McCamey
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:
Ronal Ramon - Pittsburgh
Only hit two field goals, but gets the top spot for hitting the game-winning three to beat WVU at the buzzer
Chad Troyer - Pacific
Paced the Tigers with 30 points, as they moved into a tie for first in the Big West by beating Northridge in OT.
Demetri McCamey - Illinois
The freshman blew past his previous high by scoring 31 points, although the Illini fell in double-OT
Other Top Performers
Lester Hudson - UT-Martin - Another monster game for Hudson with 38 points, 9 boards, and 6 dimes
OJ Mayo - USC - The Trojans won for the 6th time in 7 games as Mayo scored 29, his highest output of the year
KC Rivers - Clemson - Set a new career-high of 32 points, and made eight threes as the tigers destroyed Virginia
Previous Stars of the Day
February 6th - Michael Beasley, Kansas State
February 4th - Todd Golden, Saint Mary's
February 3rd - Tyler Hansbrough, UNC
January 30th - Chase Budinger, Arizona
January 29th - Beasley/Walker, Kansas State
January 28th - Chris Godzinski, Wofford
January 27th - DeMarcus Nelson, Duke
January 26th - Hackett/Lewis/Mayo, USC
January 24th - Jerryd Bayless, Arizona
January 22nd - Patrick Patterson, Kentucky
January 21st - DJ Augustin, Texas
January 20th - Dezmon Harris, Weber State
January 19th - James Gist, Maryland
January 18th - Abbott/Harden, Arizona State
January 17th - Dionte Christmas, Temple
January 14th - Roy Hibbert, Georgetown
January 11th - Lester Hudson, Tennessee-Martin
January 9th - DJ White, Indiana
January 8th - Lester Hudson, Tennessee-Martin
January 7th - Wayne Ellington, UNC
January 6th - Shan Foster, Vanderbilt
January 5th - Damon Huffman, Brown
January 4th - Luke Harangody, Notre Dame
January 3rd - Damon Huffman, Brown
January 2nd - Martin Zeno, Texas Tech
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