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Tyus Jones: stats, last game & news

Position:
Point Guard
Height:
185 cm
Age:
30 years (05/10/1996)
Nationality:
United States
United States

Tyus Jones (1.85 m, born on 05/10/1996) is a male basketball player from United States, playing for Denver Nuggets in NBA during the 2025-2026 season. In NBA, Tyus Jones has stats of 3.0 points on 35.2% shooting (including 29.0% from three, on 2.0 attempts per game), 1.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists in 14 minutes per game, over 70 games played.

Ranking 2025-2026
NBA

PointsPTS
3
#490
ReboundsREB
1.1
#514
AssistsAST
2.3
#204

Statistics 2025-2026

Season statistics by competition: points, rebounds, assists averages and advanced stats
LeagueTeamgames playedPlaying timePointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksField goals2-point field goals3-point field goalsFree throwsOffensive reboundsDefensive reboundsTurnoversBlocks againstPersonal foulsFouls drawn+/-ÉvaluationPerformance Index RatingPlayer Impact EstimateUsage %PossessionsTrue Shooting %Effective FG %3-Point Attempt RateFree Throw RateOffensive Rebound %Defensive Rebound %Total Rebound %Assist %Turnover %Assist-Turnover RatioSteal %Block %
NBA
NBA
Dallas Mavericks
Dallas Mavericks
816:333.91.13.80.4-
1.6/4.3
38.2%
1.1/1.9
60.0%
0.5/2.4
21.1%
0.1/0.3
50.0%
0.110.6-0.60.3-2.35.85.42.312.2%5.044.4%44.1%55.9%5.9%0.8%6.6%3.7%27.2%1.7%62.71.0%0.0%
NBA
NBA
Orlando Magic
Orlando Magic
4815:4231.12.40.70.1
1.1/3.3
34.0%
0.5/1.2
42.1%
0.6/2.1
29.4%
0.1/0.1
100.0%
0.20.90.30.20.50.3-24.84.42.09.6%3.644.5%43.4%64.2%3.8%1.3%6.5%3.8%18.6%0.8%59.02.1%0.4%
NBA
NBA
Denver Nuggets
Denver Nuggets
148:412.411.30.2-
0.9/2.4
38.2%
0.5/1.2
41.2%
0.4/1.2
35.3%
0.1/0.2
33.3%
0.10.90.40.10.30.40.32.82.91.112.8%3.046.7%47.1%50.0%8.8%1.9%10.1%6.3%16.9%2.3%29.01.2%0.0%

Last Games

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Tyus Jones
Last games of Tyus Jones: date, minutes played and statistics
DatePlaying timePointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksGameLeague
12:254-31-
D
110-98
@
Minnesota Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves
NBA
NBA
13:393-21-
V
125-113
vs
Minnesota Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves
NBA
NBA
4:102----
D
113-96
@
Minnesota Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves
NBA
NBA
20:47554--
V
118-128
@
San Antonio Spurs
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
NBA
23:19943--
V
127-107
vs
Oklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma City Thunder
NBA
NBA
2:02-----
V
136-134
vs
San Antonio Spurs
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
NBA
1:56--11-
V
116-93
vs
Golden State Warriors
Golden State Warriors
NBA
NBA
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Player Profile

When Tyus Jones scored 23 points in the 2015 NCAA Championship against Wisconsin, he did more than lead Duke to the national title: he wrote his name into college basketball history by becoming the youngest point guard to win the Most Outstanding Player award at the Final Four.

This exceptional performance crowned an already remarkable journey for the Minnesota native. At Apple Valley High School, Jones had set standards rarely matched, earning three consecutive Player of the Year honors from both the Associated Press and Gatorade in his state. His ability to elevate his teammates' game was already on full display as he led his high school to a state championship, before shining in prestigious all-star events like the McDonald's All-American Game.

His brief stint at Duke confirmed his talent as a natural leader. In a single college season, he guided the Blue Devils to the ultimate prize, showcasing the basketball IQ and composure in clutch moments that would become his trademark in the NBA. Selected in the first round of the 2015 Draft by Cleveland and then traded to Minnesota, Jones returned to his home state to begin a professional career that would take him through Memphis, Washington, Phoenix, and now Orlando.

Recognized as one of the most reliable point guards in the league, Jones has turned his court vision and quiet leadership into lasting assets. With nine NBA seasons under his belt and career earnings approaching $64 million, he continues to embody the consistency and tactical intelligence that have made him a sought-after player for ambitious franchises.

Honors & Championships

Tyus Jones has established himself as the undisputed master of precision at the point guard position, holding all-time records that speak to an exceptional ability to take care of the ball.

  • NCAA Champion with Duke in 2015, crowned Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four
  • Legendary NCAA Championship performance with 23 points, including 19 in the second half
  • Holds the NBA record for assist-to-turnover ratio in a single season: 7.35
  • The only player in history to win six consecutive best assist-to-turnover ratio titles
  • Solid NBA averages of 5.8 points, 3.3 assists, and 2.7 rebounds per game
  • Reliable shooter from three-point range and at the free-throw line

Awards & Individual Honors

Tyus Jones built an exceptional reputation from his high school years onward, culminating in a legendary NCAA title before becoming an iconic figure in Minnesota basketball.

  • NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player and national champion with Duke (2015)
  • Three-time Minnesota Boys Basketball Gatorade Player of the Year
  • Three-time Minnesota AP Boys Basketball Player of the Year
  • Winner of the prestigious Minnesota Mr. Basketball Award
  • McDonald's All-American (2014) and Skills Competition champion
  • Co-MVP at the Jordan Brand Classic with a double-double to show for it
  • Notable participant at the Nike Hoop Summit
  • Third-Team All-ACC and AP Honorable Mention All-American (2015)
  • Named to the USA Today Second Team All-USA Boys Basketball Team
  • Local hero in Minnesota, from high school courts to the Timberwolves

Frequently asked questions

Tyus Jones Stats 2025-26 – Denver Nuggets