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Zion Williamson was an easy choice for the Devil of the Day. Williamson showed offensive and defensive prowess but also was consistently the first person on the floor for loose balls and hustling for each and every 50-50 ball. Williamson scored a game high 27 points and added 16 rebounds. Even more impressive for the freshman forward was his effort on the defensive end blocking 6 shots. Williamson also had 4 assists and a steal in 32 minutes.

When arguably your best player is also the player with the highest motor and the one that plays the hardest you are in for a very, very good year. It can make coaching that much easier. Zion Williamson is definitely the Devil of the Day.

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