Tyler Ulis

[KWilt43atbuzz]

Lets break this Cat down shall we?
Ok, what is Tyler's best attribute on the court?
Is it his handles?...dude has mad handles...its like the ball is glued to his hand.
Is it his speed?....seems to play on roller skates. Quick as, well, quick as a Cat.
Is it his passing ability? Tyler has such great vision and awareness.
Is it his clutchness? Tyler seems to rise to the moment when UK really needs a bucket.
Is it his leadership? Getting in guys faces when need be or huddling up the team to talk strategy or high fiving someone for a good play. Thats Tyler.
Is it his fearlessness and stamina?
The guy plays just about every minute of every game and the only time I have ever sensed he was bushed was in OT in the Phog. The guy will run thru a brick wall for this team and he aint scared of anyone.

So what is it? All of the above or does one trait stand out more to you than the others?

 

[rodgerblue]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......

 

[wjbzone]

Tyler's Assist to turnover ratio is impressive. The LSU game he got 14 assists and 1 turnover.

The 1 turnover he had, trying to split two defenders at mid court, should have been called booting on LSU.

 

[EliteBlue]

Point God

 

[KWilt43atbuzz]

Tyler Ulis is the best player in all the land.

 

[jrpross_rivals]

Best attribute; I gotta go with the vision. Everything you described contributes to him being a great player. But it's his ability to see the open guy and get him the ball that really sets him apart.

Crazy thing is, there are plays where he uses all of those attributes at the same time to create a play. For example he'll use his speed to penetrate pat his defender, then his sick handles to wiggle around in the lane until someone leaves their man to stop him, and instantly he knows where to throw it for an easy dunk. I swear Lee gets about 75% of his points that way.

 

[Kycatspaws]

I would say heart. Tyler Ulis is a very fierce competitor with an indomitable will to win.