Ty Owens gives Tennessee Tech a steady, pass-first guard with deep-shot upside
Owens’ 2025-26 production has been modest scoring-wise, but he has been a solid all-around connector for Tennessee Tech, averaging 6.8 points, 3.7 assists and 2.7 rebounds in 28 games while flashing strong free-throw accuracy in the high 80s at Polk State the prior season and a reputation for doing a little of everything. His differentiator is feel: he has shown he can organize offense, make timely plays, and bring lineup stability rather than just empty volume. If your team needs a mature guard who can facilitate, compete, and fit into structure, he makes sense.[2][5]
