NCAA Tournament: Who Has Been the Top Performer From Each Final Four Team?

Oregon: Tyler Dorsey

nERD Score: 133.89

Dorsey has been on an absolute rampage this March, averaging 24.5 points per game with a downright silly 80.4% true shooting percentage for Oregon. The sophomore is shooting 66.7% from the field and is 17 for 26 on his three-pointers, good for a 65.4% three-point percentage.

Unlike some of the other players on this list, Dorsey has gotten better as the tournament has gone on and the competition has gotten tougher. His 14.82 nERD game in a 14-point effort against Iona in the first round was actually his low-water mark of the tournament. He went on to post scores of 40.48 and 23.18 in the Round of 32 and Sweet 16, respectively.

His best performance came in the Elite 8, when he scored 27 points to lead Oregon to an upset win over Kansas. Dorsey was 9 for 13 from the field, including 6 makes on 10 three-point attempts, which contributed to a 55.4 nERD score. Only one player left in the field has had a better single-game score this March.