Tim Myles brings versatile frontcourt size and real two-way upside for Houston Christian
Tim Myles profiles as a useful F/C because he has already shown scoring efficiency, stretch ability, and rebounding flashes in limited action, including a 19-point game with 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5-of-10 shooting from three in the 2025-26 season[1]. He looks like a modern frontcourt fit if you value a player who can space the floor, handle the ball a little, and contribute across multiple categories rather than just post up. The caveat: Houston Christian’s roster page does not list season stats, so the sample is still small and the evaluation leans heavily on his most recent logged performance[2].