Tyler Saint-Furcy brings veteran wing defense and low-usage glue-guy value to Marist
Tyler Saint-Furcy is a seasoned Marist forward whose value has come more from toughness, positional versatility, and defensive activity than volume scoring. In his final Marist season, he appeared in 31 games and averaged 1.9 points, 2.1 rebounds, 19 assists, and 17 steals, after earlier earning minutes by defending and contributing as a smart, athletic role player. He was described by Marist as fearless on offense with passing ability and scoring touch, so he fits best as an energy-forward who can make winning plays without needing the ball.
