Cameron Tyler brings plus playmaking and steady backcourt production for FDU
Tyler’s calling card is his **table-setting guard play**: in the 2008-09 NCAA season, he averaged **13.3 points and 5.0 assists** per game while playing **34.1 minutes** a night, showing he could shoulder a real lead-guard workload.[1] He is especially useful if your team needs a guard who can create offense, handle pressure, and contribute across categories, though his perimeter efficiency was more modest that season (**25.4% from three** and **38.1% from the field**), so he profiles more as a distributor and engine than a pure shooter.[1]
