Mississippi State's Josh Hubbard continues to etch his name in the annals of college basketball history. On Monday, the standout guard was named to the All-SEC third team, marking his third consecutive All-SEC honor. This achievement places him in elite company, joining Erick Dampier as the only MSU players to earn all-conference team accolades in each of their first three seasons.
Hubbard, now a junior, has been a beacon of consistency and growth for Mississippi State. Despite the team not reaching the heights of his earlier seasons, Hubbard's individual performance has been nothing short of stellar.
He started all 31 regular-season games, leading the Bulldogs with an impressive 22.1 points per game. This scoring prowess places him 10th in Division I, a testament to his offensive capabilities.
His season was punctuated by standout performances, including scoring 20 or more points in 18 games. Notably, he dropped 46 points in a thrilling victory over Auburn and capped the regular season with a 42-point effort against Georgia. Hubbard's ability to deliver in crucial moments showcases his evolution as a scorer and leader on the court.
As Hubbard continues to develop, his journey promises to be an exciting one for fans and analysts alike, with his name already firmly established among the greats at Mississippi State.