Ty-Laur Johnson brings scoring burst, playmaking pop, and disruptive defense to San Diego
Ty-Laur Johnson is a high-usage, two-way guard whose 2025-26 run with San Diego has been defined by efficient volume scoring, strong creation, and real havoc on defense: he averaged 15.3 points, 4.5 assists, and 2.4 steals in 22 games, with a standout 28-point, 7-assist, 3-steal night against Washington State in January 2026.[2][4][8] He’s a fit if you want a lead guard who can carry possessions, pressure the ball, and make winning plays late; the caution flag is that his season ended early as he was no longer with the program, so the off-court/availability piece matters as much as the talent.[6][10]
