Tim Kisner brings a playmaking, winning-guard pedigree to Central Michigan
Kisner’s defining edge is his all-around guard profile: at Central Michigan, he became the first player in program history to reach both 1,000 points and 400 assists, and he remains among the school’s leaders in assists, steals, and 3-pointers.[1][4] That combination points to a smart, high-IQ floor general who can create offense, defend passing lanes, and steady a team in close games.[1][4] For a staff, that makes him a strong fit if you want a guard who impacts winning beyond raw scoring and brings proven leadership and production from a championship-level background.[1][7]
