The Cincinnati Bearcats have made a significant addition to their backcourt, securing a commitment from Towson University transfer Tyler Tejada. The 6-foot-9, 230-pound guard brings a rare blend of size and scoring prowess to the Big 12, as first reported by On3 Sports.

Tejada is more than just a tall body; he's a proven offensive weapon. A native of Teaneck, New Jersey, he has been a double-digit scorer for three consecutive seasons at Towson, earning both CAA Rookie of the Year and, most recently, Coastal Athletic Association Player of the Year honors.

His most recent campaign was particularly impressive, averaging 17.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game. Tejada showcased his ability to take over, posting three 30-point performances, including a 35-point outburst in the CAA tournament. He also proved he can compete against elite competition, notching 11 points and eight rebounds against then-No. 2 Houston earlier in the season.

As a senior with immediate eligibility, Tejada's commitment after a visit to campus provides a major boost for the Bearcats. His unique profile as a lengthy, high-scoring guard will be a fascinating piece for Cincinnati's strategy in the rugged Big 12 conference.