BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Trayce Jackson-Davis soared. Did you expect anything less?
Indiana's newest freshman standout impressed, from his dunking to his shot blocking to his, well, sense of Cream n' Crimson tradition.
Did it catch your attention?
It certainly did for former Hoosier superstar Calbert Cheaney and others amid Saturday's Hoosier Hysteria spectacle.
"Trayce has a great opportunity in front of him," teammate Joey Brunk says. "He has a very high ceiling."
The 6-9, 245-pound Jackson-Davis, the son of former Indiana Pacer Dale Davis, is the latest in a series of big-time in-state Hoosier newcomers in recent years, joining Romeo Langford, James Blackmon, Cody Zeller and Eric Gordon.