SMU’s high-motor, inside-out forward who already stuffs the stat sheet
In the 2001-02 season, Tyesha Glover showed real two-way pop for SMU, including back-to-back double-doubles and a career-high 21 points with 14 rebounds in a win over Fresno State[6]. She brings size, rebounding bite, and efficient scoring flashes from the frontcourt, and she was already trusted enough to earn All-Tournament recognition early in her SMU run[8]. The read on Glover is simple: she plays hard, impacts possessions, and gives a team toughness and production that don’t always show up in a box score alone[6][8].
