Couple things:
1. Don't talk down to me. I will keep that short and sweet.
2. I am not going to do research for you. If this season from Robbie, that ended with 19 wins and a loss in the A10 quarterfinals was a great season by your standards, then we just have different standards
3. If you isolate Robbie's stats vs the "Good" teams we played (2 St Joe games, 2 VCU, 2 Dayton, 2 Loyola, George Mason, and I threw Grand Canyon in there too), he was essentially average. Per SportsReference, if you average his game-score for those games, it was about 11.9 (average is 10). If you take out the Loy game in March where everyone was unconscious offensively, it drops to just above 10. This is to be expected - obviously performance can drop against better teams. But his average for the whole year was about 13.6. So basically, his performance all year was slightly above average - and it clearly dropped off vs the better teams we played. (those stats do not include today's game, so I'd think all of the above averages would only decrease if today's game was included)
4. I am not saying Robbie is a bum. I am saying that the constant glazing that occurred on social media before and even during this season was too much. Calling him a top 5 center in the country, all the NIL $$$ he is raking in, all the commercials/social media ads - in my opinion, he didn't live up to any of that hype. The counting stats may have looked great in the end, but in terms of impact on WINNING (!!!) - he missed that mark.