Skilled 6'10" Cal big man who can stretch the floor
Tamir is a **stretch frontcourt** threat for Cal, with real outside touch for a big man and the ability to score in volume when he gets rolling—he once hit 7-of-11 threes for 27 points in a win over Oregon State, and season stats from ESPN list him at 12.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game with 41.7% shooting. His value is that he is not just a post player: he can space the floor, punish slower defenders, and add passing feel from the frontcourt, making him a useful fit for teams that want a skilled, modern big rather than a pure rim-back-to-the-basket center.[2][6][4]
