He did more than Stew, no? I mean Solo started 10 games and averaged 7/gm in that span including 13 against UNC. Yes, once he went to the bench he lost his way. But I think Solo showed more potential than Stew (who still has a lot of potential).
He did more early, but people act like he went from starter to out of the rotation immediately. The reality was he played his way out of the rotation because Stewart was slightly better, and did more for us defensively. Stewart also got a later start, which explains why Solo was more ready at the beginning of the season.
I think both guys are gonna develop into good players for us, but it was obvious by the end of the season who would contribute more in their minutes.