Tailer Butler brings two-way guard production and proven shooting fit to Fullerton
Butler is a steady, multi-category guard whose best calling card is proven perimeter production: in 2014-15 at Cal State Fullerton, she started 27 of 31 games and averaged 9.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 57 assists, 42 steals, and 58 made threes, finishing among the Titans’ season leaders in threes, steals, and assists. That profile suggests a player who can space the floor, create a little off the dribble, and compete defensively with active hands. If you want a guard who adds experience, toughness, and shot-making rather than pure flash, she looks like a strong fit.[2]
