Tim Keller brought steady perimeter production and veteran reliability to Air Force’s backcourt
In the 2004-05 season, Air Force guard Tim Keller was a senior starter who led the Falcons in scoring at 11.1 points per game and ranked third in the Mountain West in free-throw shooting at 81.9%, giving him a reputation as a composed, efficient lead guard[1][2]. His value went beyond points: at 6-foot-3, he offered balanced production, hit threes at a strong clip over his Air Force career, and paired scoring with active all-around contributions, making him the kind of steady, low-drama guard coaches trust in tight games[3].
