From Rivals.com:

Demar Derozan, SG, Compton

Holiday may have been the top performer in the field, but Derozan was a close second. You could even argue that he was 1B as far as the top performers go.

Derozan, a 6-foot-5 super athlete, averaged more than 35 points per game over a five-game stretch. He had moments of brilliance, channeling athleticism rivaling players like NBA standout Josh Smith.

Despite his high national ranking, Derozan still has work to do. His offense is primarily 3-pointers and playing at the rim. Compton’s style of play isn’t as organized as Holiday’s team, which left Derozan standing around more times than he should. When he was aggressive, he was productive.

The most noticeable change is his body. He has great size for his position, incredible springs and an ability to get to the foul line.

Holiday was the better player last week, but he and Derozan project to be tremendous talents at the next level. That is where Derozan should be let loose, and his game certainly will expand and improve.

Demar is looking really good with his inside/outside game.  He has a solid outside jumper and shows nice ability to drive and get to the rim; all he needs to do now is refine his game in between the 3-point line and low post.  Once he develops that part of his game, he will an unstoppable offensive force along the lines of Kobe Bryant.