Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the college basketball season unfolds, the emergence of top-tier freshmen has been a highlight, showcasing the depth of talent on display. Leading the charge is Duke's Cooper Flagg, whose performance has cemented his status as a frontrunner for both Player of the Year honors and the top pick in the upcoming NBA Draft. His contributions have transformed the Blue Devils into a formidable title contender, making his selection for The Athletic's 2024-25 men's college basketball All-Freshman team almost a given. Flagg's impressive averages of 19.9 points, 7.9 rebounds, 4.1 assists, and notable defensive stats—1.5 steals and 1.2 blocks—paint a picture of a player who not only meets the lofty expectations but surpasses them. Despite a rocky start with a few late-game turnovers, Flagg has made significant strides in his game, particularly in efficiency, hitting 42.5% from beyond the arc and achieving a true shooting percentage of 68.1 over his last ten contests. His development as a playmaker further solidifies his position as the standout player in college hoops this season. While Flagg garners most of the attention, the All-Freshman team features a diverse array of talent. Rutgers' Derek Harper, another highly touted prospect, has also made his mark despite the Scarlet Knights' struggles this season. Averaging 18.6 points with a strong assist-to-turnover ratio, Harper's skill set reflects the qualities NBA scouts look for, including ball handling and finishing ability. Yet, with Rutgers sitting at .500, it’s a missed opportunity to see him showcase his talent on the NCAA stage. Meanwhile, Illinois' Mantas Jakucionis is turning heads with his scoring and playmaking prowess. Ranked among the best in shooting efficiency, Jakucionis is key to Illinois’ championship aspirations, but his propensity for turnovers and foul trouble suggests that he still has room to grow. His versatility adds an exciting dimension to the Fighting Illini’s offense, and as he matures, his contributions could prove vital in crunch time. At Georgia, Asa Newell has emerged as a consistent performer, averaging 15.1 points and 6.9 rebounds. His work on the boards, particularly his offensive rebound rate, is a testament to his effort and athleticism. With Georgia hovering on the NCAA tournament bubble, Newell's continued development will be critical for the Bulldogs’ chances to secure a postseason berth. Lastly, Auburn's Aden Pettiford has quietly excelled in his role as a sixth man, proving to be an invaluable asset to a team that is vying for national recognition. His ability to run the offense while contributing double-digit points per game is crucial to the Tigers, who boast the highest-rated offense in the nation. Pettiford's evolution from a shaky opening game to an impactful player signals the depth of talent available in this freshman class. As the season progresses and teams gear up for the NCAA Tournament, the performances of these freshmen will be pivotal in shaping their respective teams' fortunes. With Flagg leading the charge and other outstanding talents like Harper, Jakucionis, Newell, and Pettiford making waves, this year’s college basketball landscape is as dynamic and competitive as ever. Fans and scouts alike will be eagerly watching how these young stars navigate the challenges ahead, showcasing the bright future of men's college basketball.
