Tyra Buss

Tyra Buss- Biography

Tyra Buss is a former college basketball standout and legend who is now an assistant coach for the University of Milwaukee women’s basketball team. She had a successful college career and rose to become one of the all-time leading scorers.

What is the Net Worth of Tyra Buss? Salary, Earnings

Tyra Buss earned a lot of money as a collegiate basketball player and has mostly sourced her income over the years as an assistant basketball coach. Her net worth is expected to be around $600,000 in 2021.

Tyra Buss- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Tyra Buss was born on April 25, 1996, in Mt Carmel, Illinois, USA, to Tim and Kelly Buss. She was born into a white Caucasian household and grew up in her hometown. She is thought to be a Christian and a single parent. Tyra has always been athletic, participating in basketball and track & field as a child. Tyra completed her high school education at Mt Carmel High School, where she was a member of the school basketball team, and later went on to attend Indiana University Bloomington for her undergraduate career. She earned a degree in physical education.

Quick Facts

Tyra Buss- Relationship, Married Life

Tyra recently married Wisconsin basketball player Brad Davison. The couple is planning to marry in July of this year. They just spoke with Tom Brew of Sports Illustrated Indiana about their future ambitions. Tyra originally caught Brad’s eye while working as a color commentator on the Big Ten network. They began dating after meeting on the social internet. The couple had a long-distance romance for a few years before becoming engaged.

Tyra Buss- Professional Career

Tyra began her career in high school as a member of the school team. She attended her high school for four years and earned numerous awards, including Gatorade Player of the Year, Ms. Basketball Honor, National High School Coaches Association Girls Basketball Player of the Year, and others. She later attended Indiana University Bloomington, where she was a member of the women’s basketball team. During her four-year college basketball career, she broke several records and set many others. From 2014 until 2018, she also became the all-time leading scorer with over 2364 points. In her sophomore year, she was named first-team all-Big Ten, and in her senior year, she was named CoSIDA academic all-district. She led the club to the WNIT title in 2018 and was voted the postseason WNIT’s most valuable player for her efforts.

The same year, Tyra was also named to an exclusive list of honors. She went on to serve as a color analyst for the Big Ten Network after graduating. After completing her collegiate education, she went on to become a coach and worked as an assistant coach at the University of Evansville, where she coached for one season and helped the team win three games. Tyra joined the University of Milwaukee as an assistant coach in June 2021 and is presently working under coach Kyle Rechlicz, who is very fond of her and desires to guide her to become one of the most successful young basketball coaches. She was also recently featured on the BTN network hosting a women’s sports report on the Big Women’s Basketball Tournament, which will be hosted in Indianapolis in 2020.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

Tyra Buss stands 6 ft 3 inches tall and weighs 105 kg. Furthermore, he has Black hair and dark brown eyes.

Social Media Details

Tyra is very active on social media, and she presently has 20.2k followers on her Instagram account. She has also been in charge of a Twitter account since 2011, with a total following of 13.5k. Aside from that, she is active on Snapchat and Facebook.

Trivia

• Tyra has twice been selected as a WBCA all-American in her career.
• Buss wore the number 3 jersey while playing for Indiana.
• In 2017-18, she was named to the Wade Watch List and the Naismith Citizens Preseason Trophy Watch List.
• Tyra also competed in tennis and track & field, and she was voted Southern Illinois player of the year four times.
• During high school, she also competed in the 800m, 200m low hurdles, cross country, and 400m relay.