Temple’s Motor-Driven Guard with Elite Two-Way Impact
Mark Tyndale, the 6-5 Temple Owls guard, stands out for his relentless motor and elite two-way versatility—terrific on-ball defender who guards smaller players with quickness and larger ones with strength. In the 2007 season, he averaged 23.4 points, 8.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.3 steals in February, shooting 71-of-123 from the field. His career totals of 1,729 points and 733 rebounds make him Temple’s only player in the Top 20 for both. Tyndale plays with unmatched intensity, no injury history, and a personality defined by grit and leadership. He’s a perfect fit for any team needing a high-energy, all-around contributor who elevates teammates through sheer effort and defensive discipline.
