Jeremy Lin‘s stock continues to rise.

Lin, a Senior with the Harvard Crimson, is still playing his game, improving and continuing to prove his critics, opponents, and initial perceptions wrong.

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From AOL Fanhouse:  The 6-foot-3 senior guard from Palo Alto, Calif., is no longer the best-kept secret in the game, nor are the Crimson able to sneak up on unsuspecting opponents — not with their 7-3 record that includes a win over Boston College for the second straight year and a near-miss at Connecticut.

In those games, three days apart earlier this month, all Lin did was score 27 and 30 points, respectively, adding to a resume that exceeds what most Ivy League players have done recently, and a legend that has inflated rapidly over the last two seasons.

Explosive, acrobatic, fearless, blessed with a full range of abilities but also able to score in bunches when asked to, Lin has made himself impossible to ignore.

After averaging 17.8 points a game as a junior and also leading a .500 Harvard team in rebounds, assists and steals, he now is averaging 18.2 a game, he leads the team in the same categories this season — and has it at 7-3, matching stunning results and upsets with unanimous preseason Ivy favorite Cornell.