Secret NBA Gems: Which 2026 March Madness Sweet 16 Stars Will Skyrocket to Stardom?
However, Wagler has struggled at times against pressure defenses. Now he goes up against Flemings and a Kelvin Sampson-coached Houston team that does high-pressure defense better than any team in the land. What scouts and GMs want to see in the NCAA Tournament is how players handle high-pressure situations. This game is exactly that for Wagler, and a lot of people will be watching.
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Flemings has a lot of fans in NBA front offices. He’s a 6’4″ point guard with an explosive first step and the ability to get around people and to the rim. He’s used that and a steady jumper to average 16.5 points and 5.4 assists per game, while shooting 37.6% from 3-point range. Can he keep that up as the lights get brighter?



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