Dyllan Taylor brings veteran guard polish and efficiency to Jackson State
Taylor is a steady, experienced guard whose value shows up in efficiency and feel: at Mississippi College in the 2020 season, he started six of eight games, shot 64.7% from the field, and posted 27 assists against 19 rebounds before heading to Jackson State[1]. Jackson State’s roster listing also notes he is pursuing graduate study in sports science and wants to become a coach, which fits the profile of a mature, team-first guard who should add poise, communication, and basketball IQ more than flash[1].