Stocks are weird.
Carsen Edwards headed into the NCAA tournament with a stock trending so far down that the once National Player of the Year candidate was almost certainly coming back for his senior year to do damage control. His shot, once the biggest weapon in the B10, had abandoned him. Instead of finding other ways to get back into a groove, the last two months he kept chucking, kept believing, and, mostly, he kept missing.
The Boilers were bounced in their first Big Ten Tournament game in Chicago. A game where Edwards scored just 11 points and went 1 of 8 from three.