The Canadian Press takes a look at eight players to watch across the men’s and women’s tournaments
The Toronto native is among the top names in the Player of the Year conversation in what has been a sensational junior season. The seven-foot-four, 305-pound centre is tied for seventh in scoring and is third in rebounding in the NCAA. The fifth-ranked Boilermakers, who are the top seed in the East Region, were reeling in February, going 3-4 and falling from their No. 1 spot.
The six-foot-seven forward is third on the team in scoring and first in rebounding in his senior season. TCU is the sixth seed in the West Region and opens play Friday.Edwards has been the backbone of a Huskies team that has dealt with injuries throughout the season — namely, star guard Paige Bueckers before the season — and is still ranked seventh in the NCAA. The Kingston, Ont., native has averaged career highs of 16.6 points and 9.
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