Columbia’s veteran shot-maker with a quick trigger
In the 2013-14 season, Meiko Lyles showed he could change a game from the perimeter, averaging 10.6 points while hitting 43.9% from three and 46.3% from the field for Columbia.[4] He profiles as a compact, tough-minded guard who brings spacing, experience, and scoring punch; his career highs include 21 points and nine rebounds, which hints at some sneaky versatility.[1][4] The big separator is his elite catch-and-shoot threat and proven poise in high-leverage moments, the kind of skill set that fits cleanly next to ball-dominant creators.[1][5]
