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Durango guard Anthony Hunter thrives in junior season

Hunter learned to love basketball from his father and late uncle, whom he honors with a tattoo across his chest. He came to believe he could play Division I basketball at the end of his freshman year and received his first offer that spring from Cal-State Northridge. -- Las Vegas Review-Journal

FRESHMAN RANKINGS: DUKE'S ZION WILLIAMSON LOOKS LIKE HE COULD BE READY TO PULL AWAY FROM THE FIELD IN THE FROSH WATCH

7. LAMINE DIANE, CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Key stats: 24.3 ppg, 11.1 rpg, 2.5 bpg From unheralded recruit to a struggling program at Cal State Northridge, Lamine Diane continues to be a bright spot. Davis is second among all freshmen in points per game, behind only Antoine Davis, and he continues to impress in the way in which he produces. He’s shooting an efficient 48.1 percent from the floor and doing so with an extremely high usage rate; his 37.2 possession percentage, which KenPom.com uses to calculate personal possessions used while a player is on the court, ranks second among all NCAA basketball players. He also ranks fourth in the country in percentage of shots taken when he’s on the court. He capped an impressive week on Saturday by pouring in 35 points and pushing Yale to OT. -- wdef.com

Freshman Rankings: Duke's Zion Williamson looks like he could be ready to pull away from the field in the Frosh Watch

7. LAMINE DIANE, Cal State Northridge Key stats: 24.3 ppg, 11.1 rpg, 2.5 bpg From unheralded recruit to a struggling program at Cal State Northridge, Lamine Diane continues to be a bright spot. Davis is second among all freshmen in points per game, behind only Antoine Davis, and he continues to impress in the way in which he produces. He's shooting an efficient 48.1 percent from the floor and doing so with an extremely high usage rate; his 37.2 possession percentage, which KenPom.com uses to calculate personal possessions used while a player is on the court, ranks second among all NCAA basketball players. He also ranks fourth in the country in percentage of shots taken when he's on the court. He capped an impressive week on Saturday by pouring in 35 points and pushing Yale to OT. -- CBS Sports

Cal State Northridge comes up short in overtime loss to Yale

NORTHRIDGE — When Cal State Northridge freshman Lamine Diane hit a 30-foot buzzer beater to tie Yale at the end of regulation, it felt like the Matadors had all the momentum in the world. His teammates tackled him to the floor. The crowd was on its feet. -- Los Angeles Daily News

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