Middle Tennesee State University Athletics
2025-26 Men's Basketball Roster
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Wykle, Savon
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Jersey Number 20
Savon Wykle
- Position:
- G
- Ht./Wt.:
- 6-5 / 200
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Hometown:
- Smyrna, Tenn.
- High School:
- Smyrna High School
Bio
2024-25 (at UMSL)
2023-24 (at UMSL)
2022-23 (at Northwood College)
2021-22 (at Parkland College)
2020-21 (at Parkland College)
High School
- Made 33 appearances with 32 starts
- Averaged 11.7 points, 3.85 rebounds and 1.64 assists per contest
- Shot 41.80 percent from the floor, 33.13 percent from deep and 80.0 percent from the free throw line
- Tallied a career-high 23 points against Lewis, shooting 7-for-12 from the field along with three made threes
- Amassed 23 double-digit scoring games, including seven in a row from 1/18 to 2/22
- Dished out a season-high five assists on two occasions, first against Quincy to accompany 16 points and second against Ferris in the NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament, grabbing 16 points in that contest as well
- Came just short of a double-double against Upper Iowa, bringing in eight boards and scoring 12 points
2023-24 (at UMSL)
- Saw time in 25 contests for the Tritons
- Averaged 9.72 points and 3.52 rebounds per contest
- Shot 44.57 percent from the field, 39.25 percent from behind the arc and 78.72 percent from the courtesy stripe
- Collected 11 double-figure scoring contests, with a season-best 19 point performance against Lewis on 7-for-11 shooting from the floor
2022-23 (at Northwood College)
- Started in 20 games while appearing in 23, averaging 30.4 minutes per contest
- Scored 11.8 points and brought in 3.9 rebounds per game
- Shot a 40.3 percent clip from the field, 29.49 percent from three and 84.62 percent from the free throw line
- Amassed 15 double-figure scoring games and three games with 20+ points
- Tallied his first double-double of the season against Ohio Dominican, scoring 18 points and grabbing 13 boards
- Shot 75 percent from behind the arc (3-for-4) versus Tiffin to total 19 points
- Scored a season-high 21 points against Kentucky Wesleyan in the overtime contest, grabbing two steals and blocking a shot as well
2021-22 (at Parkland College)
- Mid-West Athletic Conference All-Conference Second Team
- Tallied 13.1 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game
- Shot 45.8 percent from the floor
- Had the 16th-best three-point percentage in the nation at 43.8 percent
- Tallied 22 double-figure scoring games, including a stretch of 13 straight
- Scored a season-high 22 versus Lake Land College
2020-21 (at Parkland College)
- MWAC Freshman of the Year
- NJCAA All-Region 24 Team
- All-MWAC Second Team
- Averaged 10.6 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists per contest, while playing and starting in 19
- Shot 52.7 percent from the field
- His 21 blocks on the season ranked 31st in the nation
- Came just short of a first career double-double against Rend Lake, tallying 23 points and seven rebounds, while also dishing out three assists and blocking two shots
High School
- All-Area selection during his senior season at Smyrna High School
- Two-time All-District
- Son of Valencia Bryant and Ed Wykle
- Brother to Romeo Wykle and Darius Rutledge
- Graduated with a bachelor's in sports management
- Hobbies include watching movies and playing video games
- Favorite food is hibachi
- Favorite TV show is Money Heist
- Favorite artist is Rod Wave
- Biggest role models are his mother and father
- Favorite athlete is Kevin Durant
Facility tour – Stephen and Denise Smith Student-Athlete Performance Center
Wednesday, July 30
2025 Blue Raider Blitz Media Panel
Thursday, July 03
MTSU Men's Basketball Coach Nick McDevitt interview at 2025 Blue Raider Blitz
Monday, June 30
MTSU Men's Basketball Post Game Press Conference vs Chattanooga NIT 3/18/25
Tuesday, March 18
