8. Aaron Holiday (2015-18)
Career Stats: 14.3 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 4.7 apg, 1.2 spg, FG% .450
Holiday had a role all three years he was in Westwood, and he stuck to it. He was a starter his freshman year, but had to take a back seat to Lonzo Ball in his sophomore year. Though he might have hid his displeasure, he never let it affect his game as he was the spark UCLA needed off the bench in that 2016-17 season when the Bruins went 31-5.
Holiday was once again inserted into the starting lineup this past season and was a workhorse. For the majority of the season he put the squad on his back as he averaged 20.3 ppg, the most in the Pac-12. With all the youth UCLA had on the team (and the lack of depth due to the China shoplifting incident), the Bruins did not have a lot in their arsenal, but they had Holiday.
Whether it was on the offensive or defensive side of the court, Holiday was ready for ever challenge. Though the Bruins had an underwhelming 21-12 finish, Holiday was able to pull UCLA through several difficult wins which included Kentucky, a win at Arizona and a sweep of USC.
That production has helped him elevate his game to where he looks to be taken in the mid-to-late first round of the 2018 NBA Draft. Whoever gets him, is getting a good one.