Moses Flowers brings sturdy two-way guard play and real shot-making juice to the Bonnies
In the 2023-24 season, Moses Flowers gave St. Bonaventure a dependable scoring guard who posted 9.6 points per game, hit 38% from three, and added 0.9 steals per game, showing the kind of perimeter activity teams love off the ball[1][2][7]. His calling card is floor spacing and steady, tough-minute production—he can stretch defenses, create enough offense to matter, and has also been trusted enough to start 18 games in 2023-24[1][8]. If you need a guard who competes, defends, and doesn’t shy away from volume shooting, he fits the “useful winning piece” mold rather than the flashy-star profile[2][10].
