
Tyler Phelion brings frontcourt toughness and double-double juice for Jacksonville State
Tyler Phelion has historically been a high-motor, interior-impact forward for Jacksonville State, with a track record of rebounds, blocks, and timely scoring that makes her easy to trust in winning lineups[1][7]. In the 2016-17 season, she averaged 10.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 1.6 blocks while starting the final 21 games, and her game has long been defined by physicality, offensive rebounding, and a knack for stuffing the stat sheet[1][3]. If a team wants a tough, productive post player who can defend, clean the glass, and give a steady emotional spark, Phelion fits the bill[1][4].