BYU roundup: Outlets still buzzing about Jimmer Fredette

BYU's Jimmer Fredette remains ubiquitous on the Internet, television and radio. Everywhere else you turn, at the water cooler, at the grocery store and at church, everyone is talking about Jimmer.

Here's a sampling of what media outlets are saying about Jimmer today.

The Albany Times-Union says Fredette is tagged for greatness. The Star-Ledger in New Jersey breaks down the national-play-of-the-year race down to three here.

The Kansas City Star examines how Kansas State's Jacob Pullen was able to slow down Fredette in last year's NCAA Tournament game. Time's Newsfeed examines the Jimmer phenomenon in this story, calling him "Basketball's First Twitter Legend."

People seem to be obsessed with comparing Fredette to other players like Steve Nash, Deron Williams, Mark Price, "Pistol" Pete Maravich, Wally Szczerbiak, J.J. Reddick, Adam Morrison and Stephen Curry. A reporter for the Arizona Republic says Fredette's scoring is reminiscent of former Arizona State star Eddie House.

And, finally, the International Business Times asks if Fredette is the next "Great White Hope" for the NBA.