In life, it’s always preferable to have options. That’s why the emergence of Kyler Edwards over the last two games could be so critical for the Texas Tech basketball team this season.
Averaging 23 points against Kansas State and Iowa State, the sophomore is finally putting together the type of streak that we’ve been waiting for all year. Now, the Red Raiders have a legitimate three-headed scoring attack to give opposing teams fits.
Up to 12 points per game now, Edwards has joined Jahmi’us Ramsey (15.5 p.p.g.) and Davide Moretti (13.3 p.p.g.) to help the Red Raiders establish a 3-guard combination that is going to be rather tricky to defend moving forward.