Life in the Big 12 is never easy for any player. That’s because what is arguably the deepest and most physical conference in the nation, every game feels like a street fight. So it was no surprise to see true freshman Kyler Edwards struggle to adjust when conference play began. But in the last few games, the talented guard has shown signs of starting to figure out what he needs to do to help the Texas Tech basketball team win.
During the non-conference portion of the schedule, the Arlington native averaged a respectable 7.4 points per game. He had four double-digit games including a season-high 19 against Northern Colorado.