Joe Harris's versatility has propelled Virginia to a surprisingly strong conference start.
Stacy Davis has made an impact both in the starting lineup and coming off the bench for Pepperdine.
Rasheed Sulaimon has hit his scoring stride recently, averaged 18.7 points over his last three games for the Blue Devils.
The 6-foot-8 Robert Carter has been a nice addition to the Yellow Jackets this season and looks to have a bright future.
After a hot start to his Kentucky career, freshman Alex Poythress appears to have hit a bit of a wall.
Shavon Shields recently moved into the starting lineup and is paying dividends for Nebraska, including a 29-point outburst Saturday.
Kelly Olynyk's back-to-back 30-point games has Gonzaga looking pretty.
Glenn Robinson III comes from a strong pedigree and is making his own mark at Michigan.
Anthony Bennett doesn't get much pub, but he's outperforming higher-profile players.
James Robinson is going through an adjustment period after having been relegated to the Pittsburgh bench.
Providence's Vincent Council is back after an early season injury, though he's still shaking off the rust.
Baylor boasts two the Big 12's top freshmen, including Isaiah Austin, as the new year begins.
Kyle Anderson is living up to the hype for the UCLA Bruins.
Nerlens Noel is the reason for the season for the Kentucky Wildcats this year.
Duke is back in a familiar spot, just in time for Marshall Plumlee to make his highly anticipated debut.
Alex Poythress might be the most talented of the highly touted Kentucky recruiting class.
The Huskies may have some growing pains this year, but Abdul Gaddy is a veteran presence to guide the team through tough times.
Semaj Christon has moved into the Xavie starting lineup and is paying dividends for the Musketeers.