Quentin Goodin’s final season didn’t go as expected

Thomas J. Russo-USA TODAY Sports Xavier basketball was rolling to a nerve-wracking end to the season, then a global pandemic hit the brakes so hard I went right into the windshield. We’ve shaken ourselves off a bit here and will continue, somewhat belatedly, with our breakdown of one of the weirdest Xavier seasons on record.

Quentin Goodin didn’t end up the first Musketeer to lead the team in assists for four straight years. That he didn’t was a function of a season that went oddly, then badly, then devolved into a series of fits and starts. Xavier’s point guard became the lightning rod for a frustrated fanbase as he tried, and struggled, to get his game back to the level it peaked at in his…