When Anton Grady chose Wichita State as his transfer destination last spring, he did so with the goal of playing in the NCAA Tournament. Coaches saw him as a player who filled the need for an experienced post scorer, one whom the Shockers could build an offense around, one that could win games in the NCAA Tournament.
Everybody’s expectations were on the table.
It took longer than expected for them to look real, largely because of the scary fall and spinal concussion Grady suffered in November. But there is plenty of time until March, which is when the Shockers need the post scoring of Grady to reach their NCAA Tournament goals.