Saw a blog from Seattle Times hoops writer Percy Allen, who covers the Pac-12 as well as anyone not named Doug Haller. In his midseason awards blog, he listed his five-man All-Freshman team and it was solid, but one person needs to be considered in for that group when you look at the Pac-12 only statistics.

While Washington's Tony Wroten is a clear winner for the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year at this point, another five seem to be in the race as those that should make up the remainder of the five-man team. Take a look at where Sun Devil Jon Gilling stands up to the other four in Pac-12 only statistics when compared to Spencer Dinwiddie (Colorado), DaVonte Lacy (Washington State), Nick Johnson (Arizona) and Chasson Randle (Stanford).

There is no question that Sun Devil freshman Jonathan Gilling has impressed a few folks with his overall game and passing ability, especially in Pac-12 play. He posted a season-high seven dimes vs. Washington State on Saturday, and also had six at Arizona (Dec. 31) and five vs. Oregon (Jan. 12). He is averaging 3.2 assists per game through nine Pac-12 games, which is tied for 10th in the  league. Taking a look at the leaders and one thing stands out...everyone on the list is basically a point guard but Jon. And he is second among freshman to Washington's Tony Wroten.