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Tyler Thomas

BORN: –

LAST TEAM: Hofstra Pride (NCAA)

HEIGHT: 190 cm

WEIGHT: 91 kg

PRO

  • Valid shooter
  • Shooting range
  • Athleticism

WEAKNESSES

  • Shooting selection
  • Defense
  • Playmaking skills to improve

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INTRODUCTION

Tyler Thomas is a scoring guard who played three seasons at Sacred Heart, earning two All-NEC selections, before transferring to Hofstra. At Hofstra, he assumed a primary offensive role after Aaron Estrada’s departure and was named to the All-CAA Second Team in his final season.

Tyler Thomas is most effective as a perimeter scorer. He owns a quick and fluid shooting release and converted 40.5% from 3-P range on 6.5 attempts per game, showing reliability in catch-and-shoot situations. He can also create off the dribble and generate space for pull-up jumpers. His off-ball movement is solid, and his athleticism allows him to attack closeouts and finish at the rim when defenses overplay the perimeter. As a ball-handler, Thomas has shown progress. He posted a positive assist-to-turnover ratio (+1.15), indicating the ability to manage possessions in stretches as a secondary playmaker. However, his natural profile remains that of a scorer. Shot selection can improve, as he occasionally settles for contested attempts.

Defensively, he records activity in passing lanes (1.2 steals per game), but his overall defensive consistency and physical impact are areas for further development at the professional level.

Overall, Tyler Thomas profiles as a perimeter-oriented scoring guard suited for teams seeking shooting, spacing, and offensive production. Continued growth in playmaking efficiency and defensive engagement will determine his ceiling in a professional context.

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