Chase Fischer

ANALYSIS
Fischer shot less than 40 percent from the field for a second consecutive appearance, but still notched seven made field goals, including two from long range, to finish one of three Brigham Young players topping double figures on Tuesday. The senior also recorded multiple assists for a fourth straight showing and notched his 14th assist and seventh steal for the month of March in the defeat. The guard from Ripley, WV, who accounted for no less than 14 points in each of his final eight starts, closes out 2015-16 both the Cougars' lead scorer and the West Coast Conference's No. 5 for points per game (18.1) behind the likes of Gonzaga's Kyle Wiltjer, Santa Clara's Jared Brownridge, San Francisco's Devin Watson and Portland's Alec Wintering. A respectable 2.8 rebound, 2.1 assists and 1.1 steals rounds out Fischer's overall numbers in 34 minutes playing time this season as well.