Basketball is in Tyler Glass' blood. As early as age 11, he would tag along with his father (Keith Glass) and grandfather (Joe Glass) to NCAA games and tournaments. Under their guidance, he would help to scout players for use in their family business of professional sports representation. Tyler developed a real passion for the logistics of the game during the years of 1995-1997, where he worked at a veteran's camp for the NBA's Indiana Pacers.
Tyler began his playing career as a freshman at Middletown North High School in New Jersey. After four years as a varsity athlete, he took his talents to Hofstra University. He eventually transferred to Rutgers University where he would graduate with a degree in Labor Studies. During his time there, he was a member of the Scarlet Knight's basketball team who made it to the 2004 NIT post season finals. After graduating college in 2005, Tyler immediately began working with his father and grandfather. During his rookie year, Tyler recruited and signed a 1st round NBA draft pick - the company's first in almost 7 years. After negotiating numerous player contracts, in 2009 he signed his first NBA coach.
Keith and Joe also negotiated contracts for these NBA coaches:
From Tyler's years of experience and undeniable passion for the game of basketball, Tyler Glass International Consulting (TGIC) was born.