Tim Begley was a sharpshooting, high-IQ Penn glue guy with All-Ivy juice
In the 2004-05 season, Tim Begley was named Ivy League Player of the Year and a unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection, while leading Penn with 253 career three-pointers and 113 starts across his Quakers career[1][6]. He stood out as a crafty 6'6" guard who could stretch the floor, create offense, and chip in as a passer and rebounder, with Penn notes highlighting his ability to stack big scoring nights and lead the Ivy League in assists at times[5][8][9]. If a team wants a tough, versatile wing-guard who brings veteran poise and shot-making, Begley fits the bill; if it needs pure burst, he’s more craft than turbo[1][6].
