Look no further for the star of this year's Big Dance.
He's the guy from Houston with a man bun.
Do-everything senior guard Rob Gray put on a show Thursday night in the NCAA tournament's first round, catapulting his No. 6-seeded Cougars to a down-to-the-wire 67-65 victory over a gritty San Diego State squad that didn't go away quietly.
Photos: Coogs Rob Gray in action
Gray finished with 39 points and eight rebounds off 12-for-25 shooting from the floor, but saved his best for last.
As the Aztecs climbed their way back into the game and matched Houston blow-for-blow during the final stretch (thanks to back-to-back treys from Devin Watson), Gray first drilled an ice-in-his-veins three-pointer from the top of the key with 49 seconds left.
Then, with the game knotted at 65-65, Gray crossed over his defender, carved through SDSU's defense and scooped in the game-winning bucket with 1.1 seconds remaining.
"Dipsy-doo, scoop-a-roo," color commentator Steve Lavin said after the game-winner.
You know you're a breakout star when you've got a catch phrase.
Outside of Gray's heroics in helping Houston fend off the upset, the most exciting action in Thursday's first-round action came from Loyola-Chicago's buzzer-beating upset of Miami. But that was a team putting on the glass slipper. The player spotlight belongs to Mr. Gray this March Madness.