Another productive weekend for Byrer, who continued to build on the strong impression he made the previous weekend at the OVAC Showcase. He does a little bit of everything for the benefit of his team, impacting the game in ways that don’t always show up in the box score. Byrer scored the basketball in a variety of ways, demonstrating his versatility and ability to adapt to what the defense gave him. His well-rounded game, consistency, and willingness to contribute in multiple facets make him a valuable piece and a prospect whose stock continues to trend upward.

Byrer impressed with his willingness to crash the glass, consistently creating extra possessions and converting several second-chance opportunities. He displayed soft touch around the basket, finishing efficiently in traffic and making the most of his interior chances. Byrer also showed the ability to step out and space the floor, adding another dimension to his offensive game and making him a more versatile frontcourt option. His blend of rebounding, interior scoring, and emerging perimeter skill set should generate plenty of traction from small college programs, as he projects well at that level.