Jeremie Tyler brings steady scoring and perimeter pop to Ball State
In his Ball State career, Jeremie Tyler has shown reliable guard production, averaging 8.9 points per game with 703 total points, 123 made 3-pointers, and 27 starts across 79 games. That profile points to a player who can stretch the floor and contribute as a proven rotation piece rather than a flashy volume creator. For a team looking for a dependable backcourt shooter with college experience and a track record of fitting into a role, Tyler is the kind of low-drama, useful guard who can help spacing and depth.
