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Jersey Number 3
Tyler Hall
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 6-4
- Weight:
- 175
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Rock Island, IL
- High School:
- Rock Island
Bio
Tyler Hall Records and Resume at a Glance
Cancun Challenge Mayan Division MVP (2017-18)
Lou Henson Preseason Mid-Major Player of the. Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 40 players)
Lute Olson Preseason Player of the Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 40 players)
Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 20 players)
Big Sky Preseason MVP (2017-18)
Lou Henson Mid-Major Player of the Week (2/27/17)
Big Sky Player of the Week (11/15/16, 12/6/16, 12/5/17, 1/30/17, 2/27/17)
CollegeInsider.com My 5 (1/8/18)
Big Sky Freshman of the Year (2015-16)
All Big-Sky (2015-16 2nd Team, 2016-17 1st Team, 2017-18 3rd Team, 2018-19 1st Team)
NABC All-District (2nd Team, 2016-17 & 2018-19)
Division I All-time 3 Point Leaders Ranked tied for ninth all-time in 3-pointers made (40% during career) heading into 2021-22 season
Consecutive 3-Pointers Made Streak Streak of 63 games with a made 3-pointer between Dec. 6, 2015, and Dec. 2, 2017, is the eighth longest in the history of Division I basketball heading into 2021-22 season
2018-19 Season (Senior): Broke the Bobcats’ career scoring record during senior season … Became the 69th player in Division I history to cross over 2,500 points in collegiate career … Finished with 2,518 points which are school and conference records … Ended year tied for eighth in Division I history with 431 made 3-point field goals in career … Shot a 40 percent clip from beyond arc during four-year career … Set conference’s all-time scoring record at Eastern Washington on Jan. 19 … Broke MSU scoring record in the Bobcats’ victory over Washington State in Kennewick on Dec. 9 … First Team All-Big Sky selection … Finished season third in conference in points per game (20.5), fourth in free throw percentage (83.3%), first in 3-point field goals (3.6) and seventh in minutes played per game (33.5) … Tied for 38th in the nation in overall scoring and tied for sixth in 3-point field goals … Career scoring mark of 20 points per game second only behind Jack Gillespie (1966-69) who averaged 20.6 per game … Hit program-best 849 field goals, MSU all-time best 85.9% free throw percentage, games played (126), second in career free throws (389), eighth in steals (122), 10th in assists (316) … His senior season he achieved third most points ever in a season (657), seventh most field goals (233), second most 3-point field goals (116) … NABC All-District Second Team selection.
2017-18 Season (Junior): Second Team All-Big Sky ... finished sixth in the league in scoring (17.5), first in free throw percentage (.907), second in three-point field goals made (3.2 per game) ... Missed Louisiana Tech game, his first DNP as a Bobcat, and much of Central Michigan game with an injury ... Cancun Challenge Mayan Division MVP ... 11 career 30-point games and 47 career 20-point games ... Had a seven-game stretch of six blocked shots earlier ... Big Sky Player of the Week Dec. 5 ... Preseason All-Big Sky and Big Sky MVP, Preseason Watch Lists for Lute Olson Preseason Player of the Year and Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year.
2016-17 Season (Sophomore): Finished the season fourth in the nation in career scoring (1,317 points) among Division I sophomores (behind Campbell’s Chris Clemons, Mike Daum of South Dakota State, and Marcus Evans of Rice) and 31st among all underclassmen ... 7th in Division I with 23.1 points a game and 3.69 treys per game ... Finished 2nd in the Big Sky in five categories, including total points (739) ... Scored at least 20 points 21 times during season and 34 times in his 63 career games, and has topped 30 points eight times in 2016-17 and 10 times as a Bobcat ... His 42 points against Milwaukee was tied for 17th-most in a game this year in Division I ... Fastest Bobcat and one of five fastest Big Sky players ever to 1,000 points ... Preseason All-Big Sky.
2015-16 Season (Freshman): Capped the best freshman season at MSU in at least 50 years by earning Big Sky Freshman of the Year honors ... His 578 points was second-most among all players in their FOY season and was eighth-most in a season in MSU history ... 96 three-pointers was second-most among Division I freshmen and an MSU single-season record ... Fastest Bobcat to 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points ... 163 rebounds was second-most among MSU frosh all-time.
High School: Two-time all-state at Rock Island High School ... Averaged 17.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.5 assists a game as a senior ... Co-captain of Quad Cities All-Metro squad ... Illinois State Player of the Year finalist.
Personal: Tyler Jordan Hall was born in Rock Island, Ill. ... One of two children of Laura and Henry Hall, who both played hoops at Augustana ... Grandfather Henry Hall Sr. played in the St. Louis Cardinals system ... Former teammates include Cortez Seales and Marlon Stewart of North Dakota ... Majored in liberal studies.
Cancun Challenge Mayan Division MVP (2017-18)
Lou Henson Preseason Mid-Major Player of the. Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 40 players)
Lute Olson Preseason Player of the Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 40 players)
Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year Watch List (2017-18 - Top 20 players)
Big Sky Preseason MVP (2017-18)
Lou Henson Mid-Major Player of the Week (2/27/17)
Big Sky Player of the Week (11/15/16, 12/6/16, 12/5/17, 1/30/17, 2/27/17)
CollegeInsider.com My 5 (1/8/18)
Big Sky Freshman of the Year (2015-16)
All Big-Sky (2015-16 2nd Team, 2016-17 1st Team, 2017-18 3rd Team, 2018-19 1st Team)
NABC All-District (2nd Team, 2016-17 & 2018-19)
Division I All-time 3 Point Leaders Ranked tied for ninth all-time in 3-pointers made (40% during career) heading into 2021-22 season
Consecutive 3-Pointers Made Streak Streak of 63 games with a made 3-pointer between Dec. 6, 2015, and Dec. 2, 2017, is the eighth longest in the history of Division I basketball heading into 2021-22 season
2018-19 Season (Senior): Broke the Bobcats’ career scoring record during senior season … Became the 69th player in Division I history to cross over 2,500 points in collegiate career … Finished with 2,518 points which are school and conference records … Ended year tied for eighth in Division I history with 431 made 3-point field goals in career … Shot a 40 percent clip from beyond arc during four-year career … Set conference’s all-time scoring record at Eastern Washington on Jan. 19 … Broke MSU scoring record in the Bobcats’ victory over Washington State in Kennewick on Dec. 9 … First Team All-Big Sky selection … Finished season third in conference in points per game (20.5), fourth in free throw percentage (83.3%), first in 3-point field goals (3.6) and seventh in minutes played per game (33.5) … Tied for 38th in the nation in overall scoring and tied for sixth in 3-point field goals … Career scoring mark of 20 points per game second only behind Jack Gillespie (1966-69) who averaged 20.6 per game … Hit program-best 849 field goals, MSU all-time best 85.9% free throw percentage, games played (126), second in career free throws (389), eighth in steals (122), 10th in assists (316) … His senior season he achieved third most points ever in a season (657), seventh most field goals (233), second most 3-point field goals (116) … NABC All-District Second Team selection.
2017-18 Season (Junior): Second Team All-Big Sky ... finished sixth in the league in scoring (17.5), first in free throw percentage (.907), second in three-point field goals made (3.2 per game) ... Missed Louisiana Tech game, his first DNP as a Bobcat, and much of Central Michigan game with an injury ... Cancun Challenge Mayan Division MVP ... 11 career 30-point games and 47 career 20-point games ... Had a seven-game stretch of six blocked shots earlier ... Big Sky Player of the Week Dec. 5 ... Preseason All-Big Sky and Big Sky MVP, Preseason Watch Lists for Lute Olson Preseason Player of the Year and Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year.
2016-17 Season (Sophomore): Finished the season fourth in the nation in career scoring (1,317 points) among Division I sophomores (behind Campbell’s Chris Clemons, Mike Daum of South Dakota State, and Marcus Evans of Rice) and 31st among all underclassmen ... 7th in Division I with 23.1 points a game and 3.69 treys per game ... Finished 2nd in the Big Sky in five categories, including total points (739) ... Scored at least 20 points 21 times during season and 34 times in his 63 career games, and has topped 30 points eight times in 2016-17 and 10 times as a Bobcat ... His 42 points against Milwaukee was tied for 17th-most in a game this year in Division I ... Fastest Bobcat and one of five fastest Big Sky players ever to 1,000 points ... Preseason All-Big Sky.
2015-16 Season (Freshman): Capped the best freshman season at MSU in at least 50 years by earning Big Sky Freshman of the Year honors ... His 578 points was second-most among all players in their FOY season and was eighth-most in a season in MSU history ... 96 three-pointers was second-most among Division I freshmen and an MSU single-season record ... Fastest Bobcat to 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points ... 163 rebounds was second-most among MSU frosh all-time.
High School: Two-time all-state at Rock Island High School ... Averaged 17.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.5 assists a game as a senior ... Co-captain of Quad Cities All-Metro squad ... Illinois State Player of the Year finalist.
Personal: Tyler Jordan Hall was born in Rock Island, Ill. ... One of two children of Laura and Henry Hall, who both played hoops at Augustana ... Grandfather Henry Hall Sr. played in the St. Louis Cardinals system ... Former teammates include Cortez Seales and Marlon Stewart of North Dakota ... Majored in liberal studies.
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Friday, November 05
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Monday, November 01
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