Tyra Buss hit the national landscape in January 2010 by finishing second in a 12- and 13-year-old Punt, Pass and Kick competition at the site of the AFC championship in San Diego.

This story was originally published in 2014. MOUNT CARMEL, Ill. – Either you believe in Tyra Buss, or you don't. Someone who averages 47 points a game? Who is a champion in tennis, track ...

Tyra Buss' career one of IU basketball's best ever Her 2,204 points are third in Hoosier history, behind only Calbert Cheaney (2,613) and Steve Alford (2,438).

But former Indiana women's basketball guard Tyra Buss-Davison is doing both. Hoosier fans know her as Indiana's all-time leading scorer as she graduated from Indiana in 2018 with 2,364 points ...

The nation's No. 3 all-time prep scorer, freshman Tyra Buss wasted no time making an impression at Indiana. But six decades after Archie Dees went from the small town of Mt. Carmel, Illinois, to ...

Tyra Buss crouches just inside the ... Buss, who was selected Ms. Basketball of Illinois for the second year in a row in a statewide ... The 5-foot-7 guard who is heading to Indiana scores from ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Monday, the Indiana women's basketball program got a special visit from the program's all-time leading scorer Tyra Buss-Davison as she stopped by Bloomington on her way home ...

Tyra Buss entered her freshman season at Indiana with a lot to prove. The point guard from downstate Mount Carmel averaged more than 45 points per game as a senior and twice was voted Ms ...

BLOOMINGTON -- When Tyra Buss first arrived on the Indiana University campus for her freshman year in the fall of 2014 she remembered walking into Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall one ...

Every week, NCAA.com's Starting Five will bring you a look at some of the top women's basketball players in the country. Here are this week's standout competitors: Tyra Buss, Indiana, So., Guard ...

Basketball is Brad and Tyra's livelihoods. Both were standout collegiate players — Brad for the Badgers from 2017-22 and Tyra at Indiana from 2014-18 — and are now continuing their basketball ...