Tyler Cavanaugh was GW’s high-usage, do-everything forward
In the 2016–17 season, Tyler Cavanaugh was the engine of George Washington’s frontcourt, leading the team in scoring (18.3 points per game) and rebounding (8.4 per game) while also ranking second in assists, a rare blend for a 6-9 forward. He brought toughness, shot-making, and real versatility—finishing with 12 double-doubles and 17 games of 20+ points—plus a reputation as a reliable, mature, high-motor presence who could stretch the floor and carry offense when games got ugly. If a roster needs a proven, competitive veteran forward with skill and backbone, he absolutely fits.
