Theryn Hallock brings shot-making, versatility, and veteran poise to MSU’s backcourt
In the 2024-25 season, Theryn Hallock was a major spark for Michigan State, averaging a career-high 13.3 points per game and earning Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year recognition; across that season she also showed steady playmaking and scoring punch as a 5-10 guard. Her key differentiators are toughness, offensive versatility, and the ability to create offense without needing the ball every trip. She also returned from injury in 2025-26 after missing time, which is a real consideration for fit, but when healthy she looks like a high-IQ, high-energy guard who can help a team immediately.
