Less than five games into the season, redshirt freshman Bryson Tiller emerged as the permanent fifth starter for Kansas. Though he’s had a very productive season, it’s been highly inconsistent, especially in the eyes of Bill Self.
Paired with Flory Bidunga all season, Tiller has been searching for a role in which he can consistently thrive, but it’s been difficult down the stretch.
Heading into the Jayhawks' loss against Cincinnati on February 21, Tiller was averaging 9.0 points per game while shooting 47.8% from the field.
Since then, over the past seven games, he's averaged just 5.