Tyler Lamb brings shot-making, steals, and veteran two-way juice to Long Beach State
In the 2013-14 season, Tyler Lamb was a second-team All-Big West guard who averaged 15.4 points per game, 1.25 steals in conference play, and 1.81 made threes in league games, while also delivering immediate impact for Long Beach State in wins that flipped the team’s momentum[1][4][5]. The takeaway: he was a perimeter scorer with real defensive playmaking, plus a proven “needle-mover” reputation from his instant-debut impact against USC[5]. If you want a guard who can score, bother ball-handlers, and handle pressure moments without shrinking, Lamb fits the bill nicely[1][5].
