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Walter Clayton Jr. · The NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player brought a national championship pedigree to the NBA when he was drafted 18th overall out of Florida, and his path has only gotten more interesting since. Dealt from Utah to Memphis at the deadline, Clayton became the rare first-round rookie to change teams midseason, adapting to a new system on the fly. With the Grizzlies matched up against Milwaukee, the young guard creates separation in the paint and elevates for a textbook pullup jumper from 15 feet. Clayton Jr. buries the shot with 1:35 remaining in the third quarter, part of a polished 20-point effort on 6-of-11 shooting that showcases the versatility that made him a first-round selection. · State of Mint