Tyler Bike’s shooting and playmaking give UNH a steady backcourt spark
In the 2025-26 season, Tyler Bike emerged as a useful two-way guard for New Hampshire, averaging 7.5 points and 2.0 assists while leading the Wildcats in both assists and three-point percentage at 37.5% over 30 games. He’s a compact, competitive floor general who was praised by UNH as a true point guard with transition speed, floor vision, shot-making, leadership, and a knack for making teammates better. If a team wants pace, poise, and a smart connector rather than a high-usage scorer, Bike fits the bill.
