Temple’s fearless shot-maker turned mentor
Khalif Wyatt was a high-usage, big-moment guard for Temple who led the Owls in scoring in his final college season at 20.5 points per game and finished his Temple career with 1,576 points, showing he could carry an offense when the stakes rose.[1][2] His calling card was toughness and shot creation—he was the kind of guard who could swing games with scoring bursts, including multiple 31-point NCAA Tournament performances, and Temple staff and peers have described him as both an outstanding player and a great person.[3][7] If you need a competitive, experienced guard who brings edge, production, and leadership, Wyatt fits the profile.[2][7]
