If you had any Notre Dame basketball fans what they expected from TJ Gibbs before last season, you probably would have gotten quite a variety of answers. Those answers, however, probably could have been summed up by merely saying “big things.”
Gibbs was coming off a sophomore year that saw him score 15.3 points in about 38 minutes per game. Although his two-point shooting percentage (41%) left a little to be desired, his shooting from behind the three-point arch (40%) made Irish fans excited about what they could expect from Gibbs in his junior season.
But Gibbs’ junior year was not one to remember for either Gibbs or for the team, in general.