Tyler McGhie was UC San Diego’s dead-eye engine, and his 2024-25 breakout helped power a title run
In the 2024-25 season, Tyler McGhie was the Tritons’ elite perimeter weapon: he made a UC San Diego single-season record 117 threes, ranked fifth nationally in made threes, and averaged 14.4 points in conference play while earning All-Big West First Team honors. His calling card is instant spacing and shot volume—he’s the kind of wing who bends defenses the moment he crosses half court, with enough size at 6-foot-5 to play as a true G/F fit. He’s now off to the pro ranks, so teams wanted his gravity, confidence, and knockout shooting more than flashy all-around stats.
