Sophomore
point guard Estan Tyler was honored for his performance this weekend
with Summit League Player of the Week honors, scoring a career-best 25
points and dishing out five assists in a 90-86 road win at South Dakota.
Tyler
earned his first award and the first by a Kansas City player since
2010, with a career-high scoring night in a comeback road victory at
South Dakota. He put up 25 points in 28 minutes off the bench on
10-of-13 shooting while dishing out five assists without committing a
turnover. His previous career-best was 17 points, and it was the ninth
time this season he had set a career-high of some sort.
Tyler,
who entered the contest averaging 10.0 points per game, connected on
five-of-seven three-point attempts and accounted for 11 of his team's 19
made field goals (five assists, six made shots) during a record-setting
second half. The Kangaroos shot a school-record 82.6 percent during the
second half to overcome a nine-point deficit. The comeback victory
snapped Kansas City's nine-game road losing streak and marked the 'Roos
first league road win since Dec. 2011.
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