Stretch-4 skill and reliable floor spacing for Illinois
Tyler Griffey was a versatile Illinois forward whose best season came in 2012-13, when he played all 36 games, started 21, averaged 7.2 points, and led the team in 3-point percentage, giving the Illini a legit stretch-big look that is always valuable in a modern offense.[8] At 6-8 and 235 pounds, he brought size with touch, and his iconic late-career impact included poise in big moments rather than empty-volume production.[5][3] If you want a forward who can space the floor, fit cleanly into a team concept, and punish defenders who help too far off him, Griffey’s profile fits that mold.[8]
