Recruiting Report: Tyler Voves (2017)

<h2>October 21, 2015</h2><p>Even with no varsity exposure -- it’s tough to crack the Linn-Mar lineup as an underclassmen -- <strong>Tyler Voves</strong> has seen some interest come his way.</p> <p>The sharpshooter gained exposure with the Iowa Mavericks this offseason, and also was a regular attendee at camps and combines.</p> <p>“I talked to Wayne State a little bit, they invited me to their elite camp, I know Coe has talked to me, Graceland is another one. Those are just a few of them so far,” said Voves.</p> <p>“I did attend the Wayne State camp and it went good, I still get letters from the college and I talked to the head coach a little bit. He just said he was glad to see me there and they’d be looking forward to following my career.”</p> <p>While playing with the Iowa Mavericks, Voves says he worked to sharpen his point guard skills.</p> <p>“I think I excelled at shooting and just controlling the game, I did a lot more point guard this year, I started the spring as a shooting guard. My best improvement was seeing the court better, and then I improved my shooting and passing,” said the 6-foot junior.</p> <p>“I think my strengths are court vision, passing, and shooting. I like scoring off pick-and-roll offense, and I like to set my teammates up with kick-and-drive looks. I’m hoping eventually to fully transition into point guard, as of right now I’m a shooting guard, but I’m pushing myself to become more of a point guard.”</p> <p>With his junior season ahead of him, Voves will be playing behind Division I talents Jordan Bohannon (Iowa) and Jared Printy (Western Michigan). But embraces the opportunity to contribute.</p> <p>“I see my role as probably a team player doing the little things, helping them out, probably coming off the bench and getting them (Printy, Bohannon) some rest,” said Voves.</p>