Four and a half months ago, as the dawn of the 2015-16 college basketball season approached, it was tough to get a read on exactly what the Northwestern Wildcats would be. One opinion seemed to border on consensus though: Tre Demps was the team's best player. At the very least, he was its best offensive player. He was a safe bet to lead the team in scoring and minutes played. The ball was going to find his hands in crunch time.
Now looking back on that season, the ball was often in Demps' hands. He did lead the team in scoring and minutes.