Dylan Andrews is Boise State’s steady shot-creating guard with a late-season scoring punch
Andrews has been a key Boise State starter in 2025-26, averaging about 12 points and 3-plus assists per game while giving the Broncos a composed, experienced backcourt presence. His biggest differentiators are shot creation, free-throw reliability, and the ability to flip a game with burst scoring—highlighted by a career-high 33 points against New Mexico and a 25-point, 6-assist outing versus Nevada. He is a good fit for teams that want a veteran guard who can handle pressure, make others better, and punish defenses when his jumper is falling.
