Instead, Gators head coach Todd Golden opted to promote from within. He shifted star guard Walter Clayton Jr. from an off-the-ball guard to one where the ball was always in his ha

Clayton can do a little bit of everything on the court, and many fans joked he never met a shot he didn't love. Clayton's confidence was often a strong suit of his, but it can cause him to launch shots from weird angles. Still, when the Gators guard gets hot, he's one of the best shooters in college basketball.

The 6-foot-3 Clayton, an Associated Press first-team All-American who started his career under Rick Pitino at Iona, is averaging 24.6 points through the five NCAA games, with his 123 points standing 18 more than Duke star freshman and AP national player of the year Cooper Flagg as the next-closest player.