Stephon Marbury. Dennis Scott. Mark Price. Kenny Anderson. Chris Bosh. Derrick Favors.

All of these former Yellow Jackets won ACC Rookie of the Year. But none of these stars hold Georgia Tech's freshman scoring record. That belongs to Josh Okogie, who dropped 38 points vs. Tulane back in November to vault to the top of that list, emphatically announcing his arrival on the ACC scene while doing so. He's shown no signs of slowing down in conference play either, posting 26 in an upset over #9 North Carolina on New Year's Eve, and double figures vs. Duke and Louisville, also ranked in the top ten. In a conference stuffed with one-and-done lottery picks, Okogie has already scooped up two ACC Rookie of the week awards.

Last year scouts flocked to Washington to evaluate first round talents Marquese Chriss and Dejounte Murray. This year, those same scouts will clamor to get their eyes on Markelle Fultz. But what they will undoubtedly notice on their trip is the leap that Noah Dickerson has taken in his sophomore year. After reinventing his body in Atlanta over the summer, Noah has boosted his averages from 7.5 points and 5.2 boards, to 11.7 points and a team-best 8.4 rebounds, respectively. With Chriss playing for the Suns, the Huskies have leaned heavily on the 6-8 Dickerson inside, and he has responded with five double-doubles and an energy around the rim that the 8-8 Huskies sorely need as PAC-12 play gets underway.