FDU Guard Profile Is Built on Depth, Not Big Numbers
Tyler Reynolds has been a low-usage FDU guard whose 2010-11 production was modest—2.6 points, 1.4 rebounds and 0.7 assists per game with a 26.4% field-goal mark—so his value is less about box-score pop and more about role fit and effort[1][4]. At 6-foot-4 and 185 pounds, he has the size for a perimeter defender, but the available record does not show standout scoring efficiency or shot creation[4]. If you need a physical guard who can accept a limited role, he is worth a look; if you need a playmaking lead guard, the stats do not support that fit[1][4].
