Tyler Wideman was Butler’s high-efficiency bruiser in the paint
In his 2017-18 senior season at Butler, Tyler Wideman averaged 9.3 points and 5.1 rebounds while shooting a Butler single-season record .672 from the field, making him a low-drama, high-efficiency frontcourt piece[1][4]. He also owned 104 career blocks and started 105 games, so the profile is clear: physical, dependable, and relentlessly effective around the rim rather than flashy[1]. If a team wants a tough interior defender and a smart finisher who can anchor possessions without needing touches, Wideman fits that bill beautifully[1][10].
